Buddy, with 7 years of sobriety, bounced in an out of AA for from 2002-2008 before something finally stuck and ironically, he explains how drinking actually saved his life. Don't forget to support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at <a href= "http://www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/">Amazon</a> with the Recovery Elevator link: <a href= "http://www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/">www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/</a> I read the following line out of an <a href= "http://www.aagrapevine.org/">AA Grapevine</a>, August 2013 issue, while on a tumultuous ride over a high altitude Andean pass in Chile. It didn't help that I was only 2 days sober (relapsed shortly after reading that line and ended up vomiting on myself and the bus) and I thought a relationship would solve my problems. Page 53 in the 12&12: The primary fact that we fail to recognize is our total inability to form a true partnership with another human being.

Buddy, with 7 years of sobriety, bounced in an out of AA for from 2002-2008 before something finally stuck and ironically, he explains how drinking actually saved his life. Don't forget to support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at Amazon with the Recovery Elevator link: www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/ I read the following line out of an AA Grapevine, August 2013 issue, while on a tumultuous ride over a high altitude Andean pass in Chile. It didn't help that I was only 2 days sober (relapsed shortly after reading that line and ended up vomiting on myself and the bus) and I thought a relationship would solve my problems. Page 53 in the 12&12: The primary fact that we fail to recognize is our total inability to form a true partnership with another human being.

Buddy, with 7 years of sobriety, bounced in an out of AA for from 2002-2008 before something finally stuck and ironically, he explains how drinking actually saved his life. Don't forget to support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at <a href="http://www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Amazon</a> with the Recovery Elevator link: <a href="http://www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/</a> I read the following line out of an <a href="http://www.aagrapevine.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">AA Grapevine</a>, August 2013 issue, while on a tumultuous ride over a high altitude Andean pass in Chile. It didn't help that I was only 2 days sober (relapsed shortly after reading that line and ended up vomiting on myself and the bus) and I thought a relationship would solve my problems. Page 53 in the 12&amp;12: The primary fact that we fail to recognize is our total inability to form a true partnership with another human being.

RE 67: Can Alcoholics Form True Relationships?

It isn't a NO to alcohol, but a YES to a better life!  Best selling author Paul Churchill, along with Kristopher Oyen interview people who have stepped away from alcohol in their own lives. Each week this podcast does a deep dive into an exploration of what a booze free life might look like from various perspectives and opinions. 

If you are sick and tired of alcohol making you sick and tired, we invite you to listen to Recovery Elevator. Check out what an alcohol free life can look like as others share their own stories of sobriety. If you are sober curious, newly sober, supporting a loved one or living your best life already in recovery, then you are in the right place.

This podcast addresses what to do if you're addicted to alcohol, or if you think you're an alcoholic. Other topics include, does moderate drinking work, does addiction serve a purpose, what happens to the brain when we quit drinking, should you track sobriety time, is A.A. right for you, spirituality, and more. 

Similar to other recovery podcasts like This Naked Mind, the Shair Podcast, and the Recovered Podcast, Paul and Kris discuss a topic and then interview someone who has ditched the booze.

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It isn't a NO to alcohol, but a YES to a better life! Best selling author Paul Churchill, along with Kristopher Oyen interview people who have stepped away from alcohol in their own lives. Each week this podcast does a deep dive into an exploration of what a booze free life might look like from various perspectives and opinions. If you are sick and tired of alcohol making you sick and tired, we invite you to listen to Recovery Elevator. Check out what an alcohol free life can look like as others share their own stories of sobriety. If you are sober curious, newly sober, supporting a loved one or living your best life already in recovery, then you are in the right place. This podcast addresses what to do if you're addicted to alcohol, or if you think you're an alcoholic. Other topics include, does moderate drinking work, does addiction serve a purpose, what happens to the brain when we quit drinking, should you track sobriety time, is A.A. right for you, spirituality, and more. Similar to other recovery podcasts like This Naked Mind, the Shair Podcast, and the Recovered Podcast, Paul and Kris discuss a topic and then interview someone who has ditched the booze.

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