EPISODE 83

Sobriety Uncensored

Daniel Patterson

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

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 8 August 2024

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Jenna and Daniel discuss the thought of staying sober "forever" and how that seems unattainable in early sobriety. They discuss taking sober life as it comes, one challenge at a time, while making adjustments to daily life. They also discuss how they've used community and social media as part of their sober toolbox.

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0:00.0	you really threw that at me hi i'm jena daniel just started recording without really giving me a countdown
0:08.9	or anything it's like that this is sobriety uncensored we're a casual conversational podcast about
0:17.1	living life sober and a lot of other shit and so a lot of other shit sometimes the banter
0:24.6	outweighs sober talk but that's okay you never know what you're going to get here on you know
0:29.0	sober people are whole people so true um we're not just going to be like oh 10 steps to a more
0:36.9	fulfilling life.
0:39.4	What this happens to your body chemically when you drink alcohol, aka poison?
0:45.9	We're not doing that.
0:47.2	No.
0:48.0	I don't even.
0:49.0	I mean, I don't know.
0:50.7	I don't know.
0:51.2	I got gal once, yeah.
0:53.4	My LFTs were elevated.
0:55.7	Yeah.
0:57.0	I thought I had a brain tumor.
0:59.3	I would sweat profusely.
1:01.8	And stink like vodka in the process.
1:03.9	And vodka would comb vodka out of my arm hair.
1:07.5	And put it into a little, and I would put it into a little cup on my desk
1:12.4	so I could take a little shot.
1:14.3	A little shot.
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