Buzzkill Podcast

Posted on April 3, 2017 by furtheron

Paul’s latest podcast over at Buzzkill is on a topic I raised in his request for things to discuss as mentioned by a couple of commentators to the last post. Loved hearing his views on it. Would love to hear what others think too.

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Aunt Jackie says:

April 4, 2017 at 9:03 pm

I will try and give it a listen when I get a moment… I’m sure I have too much to catch up on all around the bloghood, I’ve been trying to get back… Glad to see you still posting too.

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mikeykjr says:

April 5, 2017 at 1:16 pm

Nice topic. I responded on my own blog,

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Paul S says:

April 7, 2017 at 1:53 pm

thanks for sharing this, Graham!

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- Untipsyteacher says:
  
  April 9, 2017 at 1:09 am
  
  Great podcast!
  It was fun hearing your voice.
  I remember when I first tried to get sober I blurted that out in a teacher’s meeting that I stopped drinking.
  I would NOT recommend doing that!!!
  But I was very impulsive then.
  Then when I started drinking again, I announced to them I was having wine at happy hour!
  YIKES!
  This time, I shared my recovery with close friends, family, and some safe people.
  (I was retired at this point>)
  Then I started telling more and more people.
  But really, no one cared.
  Just like you said.
  They didn’t really get it anyway.
  About a month ago, I shared my recovery on FB.
  Got nice comments, and some people said they were in recovery too, but I was hoping I would be a role model and someone would PM me so I could help them.
  No one did, and that’s okay, too.
  This is a LONG answer with no ending…so I’ll end it now!
  Chapter 2 later!
  xo
  Wendy
  
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  - Paul S says:
    
    April 9, 2017 at 2:08 pm
    
    Thanks for this Wendy! I appreciate the listen and the comments, and I love how others feel comfortable coming forward after you did so – that’s fantastic! Show you just how many of “us” there are out there!