Matt Stevens
Matt Stevens
The Definition of Sobriety
The Definition of Sobriety
The Definition of Sobriety
Monday 20th February 2023
Matt Stevens discusses maintenance medication's role in sobriety and the importance of personal choice in 'My Sober Addiction'.
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Get the buttons here!Redefining Sobriety: The Role of Maintenance Medication
Only we can determine which path to sobriety is the right one for us. If it includes maintenance meds then so be it. We can’t allow anyone, even fellow addicts in recovery, tell us that we “aren’t really sober” if we are getting help.
Who gets to decide what sobriety truly means? In this episode of 'My Sober Addiction', Matt Stevens tackles this thorny question head-on. Matt dives into the often controversial topic of maintenance medication and its place in the journey to sobriety. He argues that sobriety isn't a one-size-fits-all deal and emphasizes the importance of finding a path that works for each individual, even if it includes maintenance meds.
Matt's candid discussion sheds light on the risks of self-medication and how these drugs interact with our bodies. He passionately believes that no one should dictate whether someone is 'truly sober' if they are seeking help. One powerful takeaway from this episode is, 'Only we can determine which path to sobriety is the right one for us. If it includes maintenance meds then so be it.
We can’t allow anyone, even fellow addicts in recovery, tell us that we “aren’t really sober” if we are getting help'. Matt also touches on the fascinating connection between vibration in the quantum realm and addiction, offering a fresh perspective on recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the complexities of addiction or supporting someone who is.