The Sober Fix Podcast

Drew M.
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Come get your fix! A healthy fix finally! Heroin and alcohol were my master for 14 years. I was a slave to the addiction and disease. It took me overdosing on fentanyl to realize that sobriety is life and death for me. It is not like that today. Join me on my journey of living life clean and sober. It’s not easy, but it always beats the alternative! Sober Since 4/10/20 www.thesoberfixpodcast.com Email to collaborate: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com

  1. 19h ago

    Neuroplasticity, Breathwork & Meditation for Addiction Recovery

    #addictionrecovery #meditation #breathworkCan breathwork and meditation actually change the way we respond to cravings, stress, and impulses in addiction recovery?In this episode of **The Sober Fix Podcast**, I sit down with **Andrew Keaveney**, a breathwork and meditation teacher, to explore the connection between the brain, the breath, spirituality, trauma, and recovery from addiction.Andrew shares his story from childhood and his family's experience with addiction to attending Stanford, traveling to India, and developing a much deeper meditation practice. We discuss how breathwork may help strengthen impulse control—something especially important for anyone who has experienced the seemingly automatic cycle between a craving and a relapse.We also get into the neuroscience behind breathwork and meditation, the relationship between stress and addiction, trauma and tension in the body, spirituality without dogma, and why practicing meditation with other people can be so powerful.Andrew also shares his experience working with incarcerated individuals and explains how someone completely new to meditation or breathwork can begin without making it complicated.Whether you're recovering from alcohol, opioids, meth, or another addiction—or simply looking for healthier ways to manage stress and become more present—this conversation offers practical tools and a different perspective on what recovery can look like.**IN THIS EPISODE**00:00 Introduction and Andrew’s background 02:02 Childhood, family history, and early influences 04:07 Journey to Stanford and deepening meditation practice 05:54 Experiences in India and the transformative lifestyle 08:03 Group meditation, community, and its effects 09:52 Breathwork in addiction recovery and relapse prevention 12:02 Research on breathwork and impulse control 13:53 Impact of the opioid epidemic in Ohio 15:53 The role of the 12-Step program and meditation 18:11 Spirituality, connection, and transcending dogma 19:55 Starting meditation after addiction and the importance of breathwork 21:53 Statistics on addiction and the potential for change 24:09 What motivates people to seek help 26:06 The importance of fear and love in recovery 27:59 Trauma held within the body and releasing tension 29:45 Andrew’s future projects and content creation tips **CONNECT WITH ANDREW KEAVENEY**Instagram: @andrew.keaveney YouTube: @andrew.keaveney **ART OF LIVING**Andrew is involved with **Art of Living**, a nonprofit organization focused on meditation, breathwork, stress reduction, and personal development.Website: https://www.artofliving.org/us-en**ART OF LIVING RETREAT CENTER**Instagram: @Art of Living Retreat Center**CONNECT WITH THE SOBER FIX**🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com 📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com 📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast 🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixHave a story about addiction, sobriety, relapse, or recovery that you want to share? **Reach out to me about coming on The Sober Fix Podcast.** I'm always looking for people willing to share their experiences and help someone else feel less alone.If breathwork or meditation has played a role in your recovery, **tell us about your experience in the comments.** Have these practices helped you deal with cravings, stress, anxiety, or relapse?#AddictionRecovery #Breathwork #Meditation

  2. Sep 28

    Alcohol Was a Damaging Relationship — So I Left | Kate's Sober Story

    #addictionrecovery #soberlife #recoveryjourney In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Drew sits down with Kate Bee, founder of The Sober School, to talk about her personal journey with alcohol, the emotional roots behind her drinking, and how getting sober ultimately led her to create an online community helping others change their relationship with alcohol.Kate opens up about her childhood experiences, emotional neglect, and growing up in an environment where alcohol seemed to bring people together. We discuss how these early experiences can shape our relationship with alcohol, addiction, coping mechanisms, mental health, and emotional well-being later in life.We also talk about something that can make alcohol addiction and problematic drinking difficult to recognize: you don't necessarily have to fit the stereotypical image of an alcoholic to have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol. Many people continue working, maintaining relationships, socializing, and functioning in everyday life while privately questioning whether they drink too much.Kate shares what finally made her decide to quit drinking, the psychological challenges she experienced in early sobriety, and what she learned during her first 100 days without alcohol. We discuss alcohol cravings, triggers, social pressure, and the tendency to romanticize memories of drinking after getting sober.One of the most powerful parts of our conversation is Kate's comparison of quitting alcohol to ending a relationship. When alcohol has been part of celebrations, stress relief, socializing, relaxation, and everyday life for years, walking away from it can feel like breaking up with something—even when you know that relationship has become damaging.We also discuss the importance of online sober communities, boundaries, self-care, emotional growth, and finding support from people who understand what you're going through. Kate explains how her own search for support eventually led her to create The Sober School, providing resources and an online community for people who want to stop drinking and build an alcohol-free life.Whether you're trying to quit drinking, questioning your relationship with alcohol, struggling with alcohol cravings, beginning your sobriety journey, or already living alcohol-free, I hope this conversation gives you something you can relate to and use in your own recovery.Connect With Kate Bee & The Sober SchoolInstagram: @thesoberschoolThe Sober School Course:https://thesoberschool.com/course/FREE GUIDE — How To Survive Wine O'Clock TonightLearn 5 simple steps to crush cravings and stay on track tonight:https://thesoberschool.com/podcast/Connect With The Sober Fix PodcastIf you're in addiction recovery, living in sobriety, or have a story about overcoming alcohol or drug addiction, I'd love to hear from you.If you're interested in coming on The Sober Fix Podcast to share your recovery story, reach out!Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.comWebsite: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.comInstagram: @thesoberfixpodcastTikTok: @thesoberfixChapters00:00 Introduction and guest introduction02:21 Childhood experiences and emotional neglect04:23 Influence of family and social drinking environments07:15 Starting drinking and social pressures09:35 Recognizing problematic drinking and early signs13:33 Deciding to stop drinking and the initial challenges24:16 Discovering online sober support and making a commitment27:04 The first 100 days and overcoming romanticized views of alcohol31:14 Breaking up with alcohol like ending a relationship34:55 Creating The Sober School and securing funding43:46 The future and normalizing conversations about sobriety

  3. Sep 15

    The Recovery Advice Every Addict and Alcoholic Needs to Hear

    #recoveryispossible #addictionrecovery #sobermotivation What does it really take to build lasting sobriety after addiction?In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Robert shares his powerful journey from active addiction to long-term recovery, including his introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), relapse, fellowship, service, honesty, and the spiritual principles that helped transform his life.Robert takes us back to his struggles with addiction in Las Vegas and the turning point that brought him into recovery in 1986. We talk about why simply stopping drugs or alcohol isn't always enough—and why community, working the 12 Steps, helping other addicts and alcoholics, and staying connected to recovery can be so important for maintaining sobriety.We also dive into one of the biggest challenges people face in addiction recovery: relapse. Robert explains what helped him return to AA after relapse, overcome fear and temptation, and continue moving forward instead of giving up.Robert also shares his perspective on developing a personalized Higher Power, even for people who struggle with religion or traditional ideas about God. We discuss spirituality in recovery, mental models, personal growth, and how filling that spiritual void can become part of building a meaningful life without drugs or alcohol.Whether you're newly sober, coming back after a relapse, working an AA or 12-Step recovery program, or have years of sobriety, this conversation is a reminder that recovery requires action—and that you don't have to do it alone.In this episode we discuss:• Addiction and long-term recovery• Alcoholics Anonymous and the 12 Steps• Relapse and returning to recovery• Fellowship and the recovery community• Honesty, service, and helping others• Finding a Higher Power in sobriety• Overcoming cravings, fear, and temptation• Spirituality and personal growth• Staying sober one day at a time• Why taking action TODAY mattersAs Robert puts it:"Tomorrow never gets here because when tomorrow comes, it's today."If you're struggling with alcohol addiction, drug addiction, relapse, or staying sober, I hope this conversation gives you hope and reminds you that recovery is possible.👍 If this episode helps you, please LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE to The Sober Fix Podcast, and SHARE it with someone who may need to hear it.🎙️ CONNECT WITH DREW / THE SOBER FIX PODCASTHave an addiction or recovery story you want to share?I'm always looking for people willing to come on The Sober Fix Podcast and talk openly about addiction, alcoholism, sobriety, relapse, recovery, and how their lives have changed.📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixReach out if you'd like to tell your story on the podcast.🎙️ CONNECT WITH ROBERTInstagram: @recoveryguy1986⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction and guest background02:03 Carrying the message and staying active in meetings03:59 Robert's early struggles with addiction in Las Vegas07:05 The turning point and entering recovery in 198609:48 Working the Steps and the importance of service12:59 Fellowship and community in sobriety17:00 Relapse and the importance of persistence21:01 Why so many recovery stories share similarities25:06 Creating a personalized Higher Power28:48 Overcoming fear and returning to AA after relapse34:01 Exchanging pain for gain in recovery38:05 Las Vegas, addiction, and temptation42:57 Why you have to take action TODAY46:52 Final thoughts and encouragementThe Sober Fix Podcast shares real conversations about addiction recovery, sobriety, Alcoholics Anonymous, alcoholism, drug addiction, relapse prevention, mental health, the 12 Steps, spirituality, and personal growth. The goal is simple: share real recovery stories that may help someone realize they aren't alone and that a different life is possible.

  4. Sep 14

    I Was Self-Medicating My ADD With Alcohol & Drugs | Paul's Recovery Story

    In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Drew sits down with Paul Drayton, author of Ride – Or Die Trying: A Life Before, During and After the Laughter, for an open conversation about addiction, ADHD, alcohol, drugs, mental health, and what it really took to change his life.Paul takes us back to his upbringing in England and his years immersed in London's drinking and nightlife culture. What began as partying eventually became something much darker—alcoholism, drugs, dealing drugs, toxic relationships, legal trouble, treatment centers, relapse, and the realization that the life he was living was no longer sustainable.A major piece of Paul's story was eventually understanding ADHD and the role self-medication had played in his addictive behavior. He discusses how greater self-awareness helped him begin recognizing the patterns behind his drinking and drug use instead of simply treating the consequences.Paul also opens up about navigating fame and public scrutiny, his experiences in rehab, relapse, therapy, relationships, and the tools he now uses to protect his mental health and sobriety.This conversation is about more than getting sober. It's about understanding yourself, learning why you do what you do, and building a life you no longer need to escape from.If you're struggling with alcohol or drugs, questioning your relationship with substances, dealing with ADHD or mental health challenges, or simply looking for proof that life can change, this episode is for you.📖 CONNECT WITH PAUL DRAYTONBook: Ride – Or Die Trying: A Life Before, During and After the LaughterAuthor online: @pauldrayton1Media folder & enquiries:https://bit.ly/PaulDraytonMedia enquiries:info@literallypr.com🎙️ THE SOBER FIX PODCASTThe Sober Fix Podcast shares real stories of addiction, alcoholism, recovery, relapse, mental health, and long-term sobriety with people who have lived it.🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixWant to share your recovery story on The Sober Fix Podcast? Reach out through the website or social media. I'd love to hear from you.⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction and guest introduction03:09 Discovering ADHD and self-medicating07:33 Drinking in London and the party scene09:02 Managing bars and the dark side of nightlife10:15 Dark period as a drug dealer and life choices11:29 Functioning alcoholic and self-medication12:46 Realization of being an alcoholic and seeking help13:29 Rock bottom and legal issues14:46 Toxic relationships and their influence on drinking15:54 The journey to sobriety and health improvements17:34 The importance of understanding oneself19:23 The benefits of sobriety and life changes21:16 Treatment centers in the UK and experiences23:25 The cost of treatment and accessibility25:22 The impact of fame and public scrutiny28:03 Supporting a partner in the public eye30:12 Recognizing patterns and self-awareness33:26 Tools and strategies for managing ADHD and addiction35:31 Advice for those contemplating sobriety48:38 Final thoughts and encouragementTopics discussed: addiction recovery, sobriety, ADHD and addiction, self-medication, alcoholism, cocaine addiction, drug addiction, mental health, rehab, relapse, recovery stories, therapy, self-awareness, personal growth, and overcoming addiction.

  5. Aug 31

    He Beat Crack Addiction—Then Relapsed After 14 Years Sober | Gerald's Recovery Story

    #addictionrecovery #addictionawareness #soberlife Gerald Lott knows firsthand that getting sober and staying sober are two very different things.In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Gerald Lott, CPRS, recovery advocate, author, podcast host, and executive director, shares his journey through drug addiction, alcoholism, crack cocaine addiction, treatment, long-term sobriety, and relapse after 14 years.Gerald opens up about a crack habit that reached roughly $400 a day, the impact addiction had on his daughter and family, and how quickly his life unraveled when he relapsed after more than a decade sober.We also discuss why Gerald says “cocaine is a tiger and alcohol is the cage,” the dangers of fentanyl in today's drug supply, and one of the most important lessons in addiction recovery: recovery isn't just about stopping—it's about staying stopped.Gerald introduces his concept of “affinity grouping”—building sober communities around shared interests like sports, motorcycles, music, fishing, and other meaningful activities. His message is simple: find your tribe, stay connected, and build a life that requires your sobriety.If you're struggling with addiction, relapse, alcoholism, cocaine addiction, fentanyl, or staying sober, or you're looking for a stronger recovery community, this conversation is for you.⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 – Gerald Lott's Recovery Story03:22 – Growing Up & Not Fitting In08:27 – Alcohol, Cocaine & Addiction12:27 – A $400-a-Day Crack Addiction16:26 – Addiction's Impact on His Daughter17:25 – Treatment & Early Recovery23:09 – The Danger of Relapse25:31 – “Recovery Is About Staying Stopped”31:11 – Relapsing After 14 Years Sober38:40 – Writing His Book41:12 – Affinity Grouping & Finding Your Tribe43:27 – Building Community Through Purpose50:23 – Meth, Cocaine, Fentanyl & Alcohol Today53:54 – Taking Affinity Grouping Nationwide58:34 – Gerald's Best Advice for Getting Sober📚 CONNECT WITH GERALD LOTTCheck out Gerald's book:Tribe Finding: Building Relationships as a Path To Recovery📖 Get the book on Amazon:https://a.co/d/0babAvc1🎙️ CONNECT WITH THE SOBER FIX PODCAST🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfix📧 Want to share your recovery story on The Sober Fix Podcast?Email Drew: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.comSubscribe for more real conversations about addiction recovery, sobriety, relapse prevention, alcoholism, drug addiction, fentanyl, cocaine addiction, mental health, 12-step recovery, and life after addiction.#AddictionRecovery #Sobriety #Recovery #Relapse #Alcoholism #CocaineAddiction #Fentanyl #SoberLife #TheSoberFixPodcast

  6. Aug 28

    Successful on the Outside, Addicted on the Inside | Nick's Recovery Story

    #addictionrecovery #recoveryjourney #soberlife Nick Jonsson looked successful on the outside—but behind the career, leadership, discipline, and achievement was a growing struggle with alcohol addiction.In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Nick shares his journey from social drinking to alcohol dependency, hospital visits, failed attempts to control his drinking, and ultimately the moment he realized he needed help.Nick opens up about what it was like struggling with addiction while building a successful career, the loneliness that can come with leadership, and why vulnerability became such an important part of his recovery.We also talk about the early days of sobriety, medical support, therapy, 12-step recovery, making amends, rebuilding relationships, exercise, purpose, and the importance of finding a community where you can be honest about what you're going through.Today, Nick uses his experience to help others understand the importance of mental health, social connection, vulnerability, and asking for help—especially among leaders who may feel pressure to appear like they have everything together.If you're struggling with alcohol, addiction, loneliness, or simply trying to build a meaningful life in recovery, Nick's story is proof that asking for help can be the beginning of an entirely new life.📚 CONNECT WITH NICK JONSSONNick is the author of *Executive Loneliness*, a book exploring the often-hidden isolation and struggles experienced by executives and business leaders.📖 Book: *Executive Loneliness*🎙️ Podcast: The Limitless Podcasthttps://www.nickjonsson.com/podcast ⁨@NickJonsson⁩  🎙️ WANT TO SHARE YOUR RECOVERY STORY?If you've overcome addiction or have a powerful recovery story and would like to come on The Sober Fix Podcast, reach out to me. I'm always looking for people willing to share their experiences and help someone else feel less alone.thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com🌐 [www.thesoberfixpodcast.com](http://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com)📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixCHAPTERS00:00 Introduction and guest background01:02 Nick's journey to sobriety and current work02:05 Vulnerability and asking for help02:58 Growing up in Sweden and early career04:01 Injury and moving abroad04:48 Beginning of alcohol use05:52 Warning signs and escalating drinking07:09 Managing drinking during school and work08:04 Health scares and first hospital visit08:53 Alcohol use and risky behaviors escalate10:01 Trying to control drinking and relapse11:00 Training, discipline, and the Ironman journey12:07 The turning point and first day of sobriety12:59 Medical support and medication13:52 Early sobriety and withdrawal14:59 Building a new life and purpose16:49 Honesty and vulnerability18:04 Career changes and relationships19:03 Helping others and giving back19:54 Surrender and support networks20:51 Therapy, coaching, and continuous learning21:54 Making amends and healing relationships24:05 From hiding to authenticity26:08 Social health and finding your tribe27:11 Advice for newcomers to sobriety28:06 Nick's experience with 12-step programs29:02 His first day sober and medical intervention30:14 The first months of sobriety31:09 Tapering medications and mental health32:09 Living a fulfilling life sober32:49 The power of sharing your story33:55 Nick's TEDx talk on sleep and performance35:11 Exercise, mental health, and purpose35:56 The importance of social connection37:08 Continuing to grow in recovery38:46 Advice for anyone struggling with addiction40:55 Loneliness in leadership and life42:12 Building meaningful relationships43:08 Planning and intentionality43:49 Final thoughts and future goals45:05 Nick's message of hope#Sobriety #AddictionRecovery #AlcoholAddiction #Recovery #MentalHealth

  7. Aug 20

    "I Robbed Pharmacies to Support My Drug Addiction and it Sent Me to Prison" | Mike's Sober Story

    In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Drew sits down with Mike Curry to talk about his journey from addiction, homelessness, and prison to sobriety, personal growth, and a completely different way of life.Mike opens up about never feeling like he fit in as a kid and how substances eventually became a way to escape. What started as drug use progressed into addiction, damaged relationships, family loss, crime, homelessness, and eventually prison.But surprisingly, prison also gave Mike some of his first real moments of clarity. At one point, he realized he was genuinely happier in prison than he had been while trapped in active addiction. Even after getting out, however, the battle wasn't over.Mike shares what it took to finally recognize that the party was over, stop suffering in silence, and begin building a life that was actually worth staying sober for.We talk about addiction, relationships, emotional maturity, moments of clarity, spiritual awakening, honesty, ego, perseverance, and why changing your environment can be so important in recovery. Mike also discusses the pressure many men feel to keep their struggles to themselves and why learning to be honest about what you're going through can change everything.Today, Mike is using his experience to help others through coaching while continuing to grow in his own recovery. He also shares his future goals, including his desire to create a dog rescue.In this episode:Mike's early experiences with drugs and addictionRelationships and their impact on his addictionFamily loss and traumaThe progression from addiction to crime and homelessnessGoing to prison and finding unexpected clarityStruggling again after being releasedThe moment Mike realized, "This isn't even fun anymore."Suffering in silence and men's mental healthBuilding a life worth living in sobrietySpiritual awakening and personal transformationHonesty, ego, pride, and perseveranceAdvice for anyone struggling with addictionMike's future in coaching and helping othersCHAPTERS00:00 Introduction to Sobriety and Life Changes02:56 Mike's Early Life and Struggles with Addiction06:06 The Impact of Relationships on Addiction08:57 Consequences of Addiction and Family Loss12:13 Descent into Crime and Homelessness14:48 Experiences in Prison and Moments of Clarity21:00 Post-Prison Life and Continued Struggles31:30 Understanding Addiction and Personal Struggles35:51 Moments of Clarity and Turning Points41:05 Building a Life Worth Living47:03 Spiritual Awakening and Transformation55:10 Advice for Those Struggling with Sobriety1:00:05 Future Goals and AspirationsCONNECT WITH MIKE CURRYInstagram: @mikecurryofficialWebsite: https://mikecurrycoaching.com/Facebook: Mike CurryCONNECT WITH THE SOBER FIX PODCAST🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixWant to share your recovery story on The Sober Fix Podcast?If you've overcome addiction, alcoholism, or another major challenge and believe your story could help someone else, reach out about coming on the show. We'd love to hear from you.📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.comIf this episode helped you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear Mike's story. Every share helps us reach more people struggling with addiction and reminds them that recovery is possible.

  8. Aug 15

    You’re Not a Bad Person… You’re Sick | The Truth About Addiction

    #recoveryispossible #addictionawareness #addictionrecovery What does it actually take to build a life in recovery that lasts?In this episode of **The Sober Fix Podcast**, I sit down with Robert to talk about the foundation of **long-term sobriety, 12-Step recovery, personal growth, and learning how to live life one day at a time.**Recovery isn't just about putting down drugs or alcohol. It's about changing the way we respond to life.Robert shares practical lessons from his own recovery, including why trying to fix everything at once can become overwhelming, how to **control the controllables**, and why consistency and predictability can become powerful tools for staying sober.We also dive into one of the most difficult parts of addiction recovery: **shame**.Instead of looking at ourselves as bad people, Robert discusses the importance of understanding addiction as something we became sick with — and how changing that perspective can help us move forward instead of remaining trapped by our past.**"You're not bad, you're sick."**Robert also breaks down the importance of **Step One and Step Two**, honesty, vulnerability, gratitude, and applying recovery principles to every area of life.As Robert puts it:**"Be predictable in a good way."**This conversation is about more than staying sober. It's about building **inner peace, purpose, consistency, and a life you actually want to live.**🔥 **IN THIS EPISODE:**• Building a strong foundation in addiction recovery• Living one day at a time• Step One and Step Two of 12-Step recovery• Why doing too much too fast can hurt recovery• Breaking overwhelming problems into manageable pieces• Learning to control the controllables**⏱️ CHAPTERS**00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:07 Robert’s Recovery and Recent Surgery01:03 Challenges of Recovery During Healing02:14 The Process of Building a Foundation03:14 Trying to Do Too Much Too Fast04:16 The Elephant Analogy in Recovery05:12 Living a Long, Sobriety-Filled Life06:21 Recognizing the Path in Recovery07:58 Living in Today, Planning for Tomorrow08:37 Breaking Down Overwhelm and Managing Life09:36 Control the Controllables11:03 Handling Life One Step at a Time12:19 Applying Recovery Principles to All Life Areas13:17 Seeing Ourselves as Sick, Not Bad14:44 Celebrating Long-Term Sobriety16:21 The Power of Hearing Others’ Success Stories17:33 The Recipe for Success in Recovery18:27 Eating Right and Maintaining Health20:54 Controlling the Controllables in Daily Life22:02 The Connection Between Inner and Outer Peace24:19 Avoiding Half-Truths and Slippery Slopes25:40 Predictability and Consistency in Sobriety28:07 Being Predictable in a Positive Way29:37 Living with Purpose and Giving Back33:00 Honesty and Vulnerability in Recovery36:25 Overcoming Shame and Self-Perception39:21 Living by a Different Set of Rules44:12 Celebrating Progress and Staying Grateful48:35 External vs. Internal Peace50:46 Reflecting on Life and Gratitude53:19 Enjoying the Gifts of Sobriety54:36 Next Steps and Living Fully---**🎙️ CONNECT WITH ROBERT**Follow Robert and his recovery journey:📸 **Instagram: @recoveryguy1986**---**🎙️ THE SOBER FIX PODCAST**Every recovery story is different — and your story could be exactly what someone else needs to hear.**Want to share your recovery story on The Sober Fix Podcast?**I am always looking for people willing to have honest conversations about **addiction, alcoholism, recovery, sobriety, relapse, and transformation.**📧 **Email:** [thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com](mailto:thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com)🌐 **Website:** [www.thesoberfixpodcast.com](http://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com)📸 **Instagram:** @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 **TikTok:** @thesoberfix

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Come get your fix! A healthy fix finally! Heroin and alcohol were my master for 14 years. I was a slave to the addiction and disease. It took me overdosing on fentanyl to realize that sobriety is life and death for me. It is not like that today. Join me on my journey of living life clean and sober. It’s not easy, but it always beats the alternative! Sober Since 4/10/20 www.thesoberfixpodcast.com Email to collaborate: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com

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  • Creator
    Drew M.
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    132
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Drew M.
  • Show Website
    The Sober Fix Podcast

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