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Today is my 3rd day free of alcohol. The Bible says "do not despise the day of small beginnings." It's a start!
ОтветитьNothing about committing to sobriety. Just a story.
ОтветитьThis content is genuinely superb. I absorbed a book with a parallel theme that redirected my life path. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
Ответитьwhy do you have toothbrushes in your ears in a studio?
ОтветитьI went beyond sober and awakened after seeing Mama's spirit in the light, whose womb crowned me life. Now I know I was not born in sin, I quit acting out in sin. No one can wash your sin's away but you by making a change. Truth set me free from that steely knife and the lie in Jesus I once believed. I starved out that beast 😉😜
ОтветитьJust starting my journey I’m scared I’ll keep failing but I need this to survive. Praying 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Ответитьholy shit, i literally had the two DUIs in A row too. this hits home
ОтветитьIt took me 3 years from the moment I realized I had a big problem. It's possible. ❤
ОтветитьDay 160 –
Dropped 15 pounds
2 ½ inches off the waist
Significant improvements in:
• Reflexes
• Eyesight
• Inflammation
• Joint swelling
• Sleep
• Energy level
• Brain functions
• Articulation
• Memory – long and short term
• Eye-hand coordination
• Eliminated the jitters
Wake up in the morning with no body aches, head aches or muscle stiffness!
Accept the Help of Others ❤👍
Ответитьwilligness is crucial
ОтветитьI could of listened to this guys story for hours really wish this were longer.
ОтветитьBeen sober 22 years cold Turkey by the Grace of God and the love of Jesus Christ.
Ответить💖✝️
ОтветитьThis is Incredibly important work Tim and Rich ❤❤
ОтветитьWhat is a DUI? I'm in UK and herd of it.
ОтветитьShe left me today bc I can’t stay sober she is perfect. She gave me chance and chance again . I’ll see u someday again Alyssa 😢😢
Ответить2 days…ashamed of my relapse but I am looking forward to getting back to it.
ОтветитьFor me it’s not addiction. I don’t feel the need to have booze. I’m just stuck in routine. It’s Friday night, oh it’s a Saturday night, it’s Sunday so I’ll have some as i have work tomorrow etc etc
Ответить34 years sober. “How to commit to the path of sobriety?” Drink/use until your life is so f*cked up that there are only two choices left….sobriety or death.
ОтветитьCool video,,,but like so many other stories, Rich Roll had the financial resources to get the help he needed. Most people aren’t that fortunate,,,,,AND, federal and state programs are a complete joke!!!!! They don’t care about the individuals in the program,,,they are nothing more than a money grab for politicians.
ОтветитьThanks ❤
Ответить37 days sober today thanks to my Higher Power.
ОтветитьStill here Tim, rooting for you and all your guests and fans
Ответитьis he listening to a different podcast at the same time as being interviewed on this one?
ОтветитьHe's 56, he looks a lot younger. No alcohol.
Ответитьafter yesrs of using i managed to get sober for 70 days, then relapesed and used for 6 months, then got sober for 40 days then relapsed for a month then got sober for 24 days then relapsed again yesturday... its a hard road to take, i guess theres progress because i keep trying and getting sober faster after every relapse 🤷♂️
ОтветитьStupid nam3 for the video
ОтветитьI find if I keep to positive attitude every day it is easy and also I have a very interesting Hobby Model Railway’s stops my mind from thinking about Drinking I am being sober for going on 6 years now Bill
Ответить36 been made homeless through alcohol, being sick every morning I can't go on living this painful life
ОтветитьThis guy could go by Rick Roll if he wanted
ОтветитьEverything he said is my exact experience at 41 minus the DUI and losing my job. So many days I missed worked due to being hung over. Letting my family down daily. Feeling like hell on a daily all trying to medicate my childhood trauma and any other depressing events along the way. I ruined my son’s birthday with my Alcoholism and woke up the next morning with blood in my mouth. This is the day April 30th I said I’m done. I cried and cried thinking of all the disappointment I have caused myself and my family and my friends. Zero recollection of what and said and did the night before. Too many nights waking up in the care of other peoples homes, cars etc. my rock bottom happened and I didn’t stop drinking. I thought to myself I’ll just manage it. Black out after black out I didn’t manage anything. Woke up after a mild event in my historic patterns and said today is the day. I will not drink anything ever again. I can’t control it and I’m not happy and everyone has had to hold so much space for me and tolerate my behavior and even try to minimize it to comfort me. Im only 8 days sober and I know this will be a journey. I’m just so thankful and looking forward to the new person I always wanted to be ❤
ОтветитьYou lose people too when going on this journey
ОтветитьWhat was the path of insobriety?
ОтветитьI am 23 months sober rn--can't wait for 2 years on 20 May! Thanks for the video--I stopped at 27 years old
Ответить3 months sober don't even miss it
Ответить2months off alcohol
ОтветитьThanks for sharing your story, there's always someone else out there that goes through far worse experiences than we do, makes you feel more human and helps process your own alcohol problems and regrets. 👍
ОтветитьWhat do you do if your Mrs loves to drink!
Ответить4 months sober and never going back 💗
ОтветитьLove Rich Roll! Such an inspiration ❤
ОтветитьCourage, resilience and higher power 👊🏼♥️🙏🏼
Ответить4 years and 5 months today no booze!!! FREEEEEDOM!!! thanks yall. much love
Ответить1 hr sober
ОтветитьInteresting to those of us who consume a lot of alcohol.
ОтветитьI can go to the bar or dope house to try to impress unimpressive people, or go to NA, AA or healthy places where I dont need to impress very impressive people. Recovery for life.
ОтветитьDrinking from age 16 to 65,been through the whole gambit. Too painful to remember. Made the final decision to quit. Did just that, at the age of 65.Guess it was that or l was on the final downward track.
Now aged 93,and never looked back. In perfect health, no medication.