Matthew Butler
Matthew Butler
#19 - Nadine: Parenting, Partying, Autism, Methadone, TikTok, Trauma & A 17 Year Heroin Addiction
#19 - Nadine: Parenting, Partying, Autism, Methadone, TikTok, Trauma & A 17 Year Heroin Addiction
#19 - Nadine: Parenting, Partying, Autism, Methadone, TikTok, Trauma & A 17 Year Heroin Addiction
Friday 24th February 2023
Nadine talks about her heroin addiction, parenting, autism, and how TikTok has impacted her recovery on the 'Believe in People Podcast'.
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Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Nadine's Journey: From Heroin Addiction to TikTok Recovery Advocate
Addiction is like darkness. It's hard to see the way out, but there is always a way.
Imagine navigating the complexities of heroin addiction, parenting, and autism all at once. In this episode of the 'Believe in People Podcast', host Matthew Butler sits down with Nadine, who opens up about her remarkable journey through addiction and recovery. Nadine doesn't hold back as she shares the raw details of her 17-year struggle with heroin, the challenges of being a new parent, and the eye-opening experience of understanding her autism.
What makes Nadine's story even more compelling is her use of TikTok to share her lived experiences and connect with others in similar situations. Her candid discussions on social media have not only helped her in her own recovery but have also provided support and inspiration to countless others. A key theme in Nadine's story is the importance of a solid support system, whether it comes from family, friends, or recovery programs like ReNew.
She emphasizes that recovery is a journey filled with ups and downs, but it's one that's possible with the right kind of help. Nadine's words, 'Addiction is like darkness. It's hard to see the way out, but there is always a way', resonate deeply and serve as a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction. This episode is a powerful reminder that even in the face of immense challenges, recovery and a brighter future are within reach.