Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
RE 570: Your Mission is to Explore
RE 570: Your Mission is to Explore
RE 570: Your Mission is to Explore
Monday 19th January 2026
Savannah's journey from addiction to sobriety is a story of hope and transformation. Discover how she found strength and support in Recovery Elevator.
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Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Asking for help is crucial in overcoming addiction.
- Community support can make a significant difference in recovery.
- Sobriety opens up new opportunities for personal growth.
- Mental and physical healing are key aspects of the recovery journey.
- Rediscovering life without alcohol involves embracing new activities and connections.
"Let someone help you. Tell someone you're not okay."
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? Episode 570 of Recovery Elevator is a gripping account of one such journey. Savannah, a 32-year-old from Minneapolis, shares her transformative path to sobriety after her last drink on May 5th, 2023. With Paul Churchill as the host, listeners are introduced to Savannah's story of hitting rock bottom and the powerful intervention from a friend that set her on the road to recovery.
The episode doesn't shy away from the raw realities of addiction, painting a vivid picture of Savannah's life before sobriety. From planning her days around alcohol to facing the stark reality of needing help, Savannah's story is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Her candidness about the physical and mental challenges she faced during her early days of sobriety provides a relatable and hopeful narrative for anyone grappling with similar struggles.
Listeners are also treated to insights about the importance of community and support in recovery. Paul highlights the role of Café RE, a social app for sober people, as a crucial resource for those looking to build connections without alcohol. Savannah's tale is a testament to the power of asking for help and the profound changes that can occur when one decides to quit drinking.
As Savannah reflects on her journey, she offers wisdom for those still struggling: "Let someone help you. Tell someone you're not okay." Her story is a reminder that while the road to sobriety may be daunting, it's filled with opportunities for growth and rediscovery. So, what will you fill your newfound space with once you decide to leave alcohol behind?