Sober Duder's Spot
Shane WillbanksRecovery. Plain and simple. All things recovery.
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When My Thinking Can't Be Trusted, I Don't Have To Trust My Thinking
Hey, you.
Yeah, you.
Do you feel like
you’re losing your mind right now?
You may very well be.
But look around.
You might be falling…
...but you’re in a controlled spiral.
And for the “controlled” part, you can thank all the work y...
This Time Will Be Different
For some reason, some still go back.
Not everybody.
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Not even most people.
But enough that if yo...
From the Archives: "When You Keep Coming Back and It Still Hasn’t Clicked"
I reread this recently and realized I still believe every word.
I wrote this essay almost exactly a year ago—right after hearing someone in a meeting say, “It’s been years, and I just can’t get this thing.”
Sober Duder's Spot is a reader-...
The Walking Wounded
Imagine you’re walking down a crowded sidewalk on an ordinary day. People moving in every direction. Cars passing. Conversations happening. Nothing remarkable. Then someone falls into step beside you. At first you barely notice them. But af...
From the Archives: "The Last Gift My Drinking Self Gave Me"
I recently reread an essay I wrote last September called The Last Gift My Drinking Self Gave Me.
A lot has changed since then. I’ve spent the last several months writing about The Whole Room, exploring the different fears, motivations, and...
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Author of I've Been Living to Tell You Something. Recovery mentor helping people rebuild what addiction tried to take. Honest stories. Hard truths. Real hope. If you're starting over - you're in the right place.
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