AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Topic: Walking Through Pain in Sobriety - NSFW
Topic: Walking Through Pain in Sobriety - NSFW
Topic: Walking Through Pain in Sobriety - NSFW
Wednesday 28th May 2025
Explore the journey of walking through pain in sobriety with personal stories from AA speakers at WACYPAA 15.
77 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety can be painful but also life-saving.
- Honesty about struggles is crucial in recovery.
- Community support is a key element in staying sober.
- Self-care basics are important for mental health.
- Progress, not perfection, is the goal in sobriety.
"Sobriety has been painful many times, but it saved my life."
Imagine facing life's toughest moments without your usual crutch. That's the essence of this episode of Sober Cast, where multiple speakers bravely tackle the topic of 'Walking Through Pain in Sobriety'. Held at WACYPAA 15 in Las Vegas, this gathering offers a raw and honest look at the struggles and triumphs of staying sober while dealing with life's inevitable challenges. Diana See from Oceanside, California, takes centre stage with her candid story.
She opens up about the reality of feeling alone and different, even within the supportive community of Alcoholics Anonymous. Her journey began at just 16, and she shares how sobriety sometimes felt more painful than her days of drinking. But through sharing her experiences, she found a lifeline in others who could relate. The episode isn't all heavy though.
Diana brings a touch of humour to her tales of early sobriety mishaps and the awkwardness of learning self-care basics like taking a nap or eating when stressed. Her story is a testament to the power of community and the importance of being honest about one's struggles. Listeners will find solace in Diana's message that it's okay not to have it all figured out and that sometimes just showing up is enough.
Her reflections remind us that sobriety is not about perfection but about progress and connection. Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a heartfelt reminder that you're not alone. Why listen? Because Diana's story is a reminder that even in pain, there is growth, and through vulnerability, there is strength.