What is Stage 2: Identity Drift in the Prepared Sobriety framework?
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“Identity Drift is the second of five stages, the point where outside signals, like comments, questions, or health changes, start arriving and get rationalized away instead of examined. It can last months or, for high-performers who stay functional, years. Colin spent six years here before retiring from alcohol.”
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