Episode 10

Sobriety Uncensored

Daniel Patterson

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

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Jenna and Daniel discuss different life and family circumstances and how they can affect the level of support, or lack thereof, as it applies to sobriety. They also talk about their own experiences with saying “no” to social events, particularly in early sobriety, and the importance of sober community.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to sobriety uncensored.
0:01.9	It's Jenna and Daniel.
0:03.6	Hey, hey.
0:04.0	This is episode 10, double digits, baby.
0:06.3	Double digits.
0:07.9	Yay, we made it.
0:09.7	We did it.
0:11.6	We did it.
0:13.5	So, um, what should we talk about?
0:19.5	What should we talk about? We don't have, what should we talk about?
0:20.9	We don't have.
0:22.5	What should we talk about today?
0:24.8	Oh, God.
0:25.7	Well, I think we should talk about what we were just talking about before we started, which is there's this fine line.
0:32.3	And some people don't like it.
0:33.7	And some people do.
0:34.4	And either way, I'm not for everyone.
0:37.1	But there is, humor has been a good
0:40.7	remedy for me in managing shame now that doesn't mean i'm also in therapy i take medication i do
0:49.9	all the work like i'm i'm in it right so I feel like I'm allowed to make fun of myself.
0:55.3	I'm allowed to think about taping a bag of wine to my torso at a football game and how
1:01.3	ridiculous that is. Right. And that's a 17, 18, I went to college on 17. So that's like an 18 year old
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