Nicole Antoinette
Nicole Antoinette
Tracy Murphy on Sobriety, Creating Change, and Why Our Words Matter
Tracy Murphy on Sobriety, Creating Change, and Why Our Words Matter
Tracy Murphy on Sobriety, Creating Change, and Why Our Words Matter
Friday 15th June 2018
Tracy Murphy talks sobriety, LGBT representation, and the impact of words with Nicole Antoinette on Real Talk Radio.
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But at least, like their premeditated choices, like at least like there's, there's just something that I have found, while it's been painful, very gratifying and like a huge fertile growth ground of: okay well, I'm not going to drink, I'm the one that's making all these choices.
What does it mean to truly see yourself represented in the recovery community? Tracy Murphy, a sober, cisgender lesbian, joins Nicole Antoinette on Real Talk Radio to explore this question. Tracy is the founder of LGBTteetotaler, a platform dedicated to sharing stories of queer and trans individuals in recovery. Her passion for representation shines through as she discusses her own journey to sobriety and the importance of visibility for marginalized groups.
In this episode, Tracy and Nicole dive into the impact words can have on our lives, especially within the LGBT community. Tracy candidly shares her experiences with shame, anxiety, and self-discovery, offering listeners a raw and honest look at the challenges and rewards of stepping away from drinking culture. She emphasizes the significance of making conscious choices and finding community support, highlighting how these elements have been crucial in her personal growth.
One memorable moment in the conversation is when Tracy reflects on the empowering nature of making premeditated choices: 'But at least, like their premeditated choices, like at least like there's, there's just something that I have found, while it's been painful, very gratifying and like a huge fertile growth ground of: okay well, I'm not going to drink, I'm the one that's making all these choices'.
This episode is packed with insights on sobriety, the LGBT community, and the transformative power of words. Tracy's story is not just about overcoming addiction; it's about creating change and fostering a supportive community where everyone can see themselves reflected. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or simply interested in the intersection of sobriety and LGBT issues, this conversation offers valuable perspectives and heartfelt reflections.