036: Four Types of Alcoholics | Which One Are You?

Recovery Elevator

Paul

Education, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.7 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2015

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Robert with 5 days of sobriety joins the podcast again. Robert was previously on episode 17 and he is determined to achieve sobriety.

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0:00.0	Recovery elevator, episode 36.
0:03.0	I know I will beat this.
0:06.0	I'm just having a problem with the goodbye part.
0:10.0	Welcome to the Recovery Elevator Podcast. My name is Paul. Thank you so much for joining us.
0:18.0	According to the Recovery Elevator sobriety Tracker on my phone, I have been sober for one year, one month, one week and five days.
0:27.4	On today's podcast I've got Robert.
0:29.7	He's actually back for his second interview. The first time I interviewed Robert was on
0:34.1	episode 17. At that moment Robert had five days of sobriety. From then till now
0:39.8	Robert has had a string of relapses, shall we say.
0:43.4	And there is nothing wrong with that.
0:45.2	Relaps is common in a lot of people's recovery.
0:48.2	It was a large part of my recovery.
0:49.9	For some people, they quit, and that's it.
0:51.9	They're done.
0:53.0	But for myself and Robert, relapse was a common theme in our recovery.
0:57.6	However, Robert is still in the fight.
0:59.9	He is still struggling.
1:01.3	And in a Facebook message that he sent me he said I'm having
1:04.4	trouble saying goodbye like an old girlfriend at the taxi stand having trouble saying
1:09.8	goodbye to this love and obsession to return to a normal drinker.
1:14.7	Robert, I understand it 100%.
1:17.2	So we're going to hear from Robert.
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