Our Personal Triggers

In this week's episode of the Rude Dude Recovery Podcast, Cam sits down solo, He covers the complexities and struggles of traveling with children, $700 vet bills and the ever-present phenomenon of triggers. Cam gives insight on some of his personal triggers and sheds light on how everyone's triggers can be individual and different. Cam shares how trying to white knuckle through triggering environments can lead to relapse and reinforces the idea of saying no to certain events for the sake of staying sober. He finishes of with a breakdown of why we do it and why going back is not the place for us to be! Please enjoy this week unedited and story filled episode of the Rude Dude Recovery Podcast!

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