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Slaying Sober
James Date
30 episodes
1 day ago
Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.
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Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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S3 E8 - Faye -Blackouts, Heartbreak and the moment Faye finally chose herself.
Slaying Sober
47 minutes 57 seconds
1 month ago
S3 E8 - Faye -Blackouts, Heartbreak and the moment Faye finally chose herself.

In this conversation, Faye Louise Hughes shares her journey of sobriety, discussing the impact of alcohol on her life, relationships, and mental health. She reflects on her childhood associations with drinking, the challenges of navigating social situations without alcohol, and the profound changes she has experienced in her relationships and self-love since becoming sober. Faye emphasizes the importance of focusing on what one gains from sobriety rather than what is lost, and she highlights the significance of emotional sobriety and self-reflection in her recovery journey.

Takeaways

Podcasts were crucial in my sobriety journey.

Alcohol-free drinks can be triggering for some.

Celebrating milestones in sobriety is important.

Childhood experiences shape our relationship with alcohol.

Family dynamics can influence drinking habits.

Anxiety often follows a night of drinking.

Sobriety allows for deeper connections with family.

Self-love is a key component of recovery.

The first 100 days of sobriety are transformative.

Focusing on gains rather than losses is essential.




Slaying Sober
Where we tell stories of addiction, recovery and hope.