Tom Mabe's Sobriety Journey: From Comedy to Advocacy
When you start realizing that, you know, I tell my kids, you know they worry what people think, they constantly worry. I've gotten drunk in front of my kids' friends. I've passed out in the chair in the living room and you know I mean that right there should make you quit.
Ever wondered how a comedian finds humor in the serious journey of sobriety? Tom Mabe, the mind behind 'Sober Talk', opens up about his own path to quitting alcohol and becoming an advocate for recovery. In this episode, Tom shares his candid experiences with addiction, offering a mix of raw honesty and light-hearted moments that only a comedian could deliver. He doesn't just talk about getting sober; he dives into the emotional and physical changes that come with it.
From losing the puffiness around his face to gaining mental clarity, Tom paints a vivid picture of life after alcohol. But it’s not just about his story. Tom emphasizes the importance of support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting how connecting with others on the same journey has been a cornerstone of his recovery. He discusses the health risks of alcohol use disorder and how it affected his relationships and career, making a strong case for taking the issue seriously.
This episode is more than just a personal tale; it's a call to action. Tom encourages listeners to share their own stories and support each other in the fight against alcohol use disorder. Whether you're sober curious or deep into your recovery, Tom's blend of humor and heartfelt advice makes this episode a must-listen. Tune in to hear a story that's as inspiring as it is entertaining.