Recovery is a process of decisions Podcast
A weekly episode released every Friday. Recovery is a process in fact it is a process of decisions. Deciding to recover is to decide to live and not die. Every day choices become decisions, since recovery is a daily process recovery is a process of decisions. This podcast visits all things recovery. We Deep dive into the recovery lifestyle and how it is maintained. To live life without a drink or a drug. How to recover from life's many hills and valleys. We all live under the universal mandate choices , decisions, consequences or rewards. How to make better decisions and get more rewards and less consequences. We can only do what we know, to do better we must learn better. Find better teachers. In recovery the best teachers have lived experience. Teachers who have walked the walk and now talk the talk. Thus speaks Trent Thomas, a certified peer support specialist. Follow Trent on his YouTube channel Recovery is a process of decisions. Feel free to leave your inspirational comments on Transnetrecover.com/podcast
Recovery is a process of decisions Podcast
Recovery is selfish
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Recovery requires a selfish mandate to treat the disease of addiction before anyone or anything. This selfish desire protects one's self-esteem, self-control, self-hood, and self-worth. All because one decides to selfishly treat the disease of addiction first and foremost. Self-love dictates a selfish decision to place recovery above everything. Even before your loved ones. Without placing the disease of addiction in remission every day, one risks succumbing to the ravages of the addictive lifestyle. Many have relapsed due to the placing of loved ones, work, money, hanging with friends , and complacency all before their recovery. A relapse may or may not result in a return to sobriety. Many times the decision to use could very well be the last decision one makes. Recovery is selfish. Most often we must save ourselves from ourselves. Recovery is a decision to live and not die. Recovery is a selfish desire to live by putting our recovery first Listen as Trent relates his selfish recovery keeps him alive.
Recovery is a process of decisions.
