Category: Sobriety Stuff
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Traveling sober doesn’t have to mean traveling alone — these companies make alcohol-free adventures exciting, supportive, and stress-free. Traveling after getting sober can feel scary. Vacations often come with a cultural script: anything goes, rules don’t apply, indulge as much as you want. But for me, there’s no such thing as “just one drink on the plane”…
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From hesitation in the jungle to revelation in the Andes, my first international trip cracked my childhood wide open and sparked a lifelong love for the wild unknown.
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As an addict in recovery, it can be devastating when someone won’t accept my help. But when I remember that I do not know everything, I can hold onto hope.
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I was sober, but drowning in depression and despair. Then I started traveling, and the devastating losses became mind-blowing freedom.
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This year, two of my three big trips are taking me back to places I visited whilst still in my drinking days. Will it be painful, nostalgic, or all brand new?
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We all have that little voice. The one that says you can’t, or you shouldn’t. But when you I learned how to shush that voice, I learned how to be free.
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Not to sugar coat it or anything, but getting sober is a living nightmare. I mean, the end result can be happiness and freedom and joy beyond your wildest dreams, but the process? It fucking sucks. As I’ve heard a million times, “alcohol wasn’t the problem, it was the solution.” That might sound nuts to someone who hasn’t walked this…