Ralph Sara
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Anonymous Eskimo Episode 44- Blaze Bell
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 44- Blaze Bell
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 44- Blaze Bell
Thursday 30th September 2021
Blaze Bell discusses her 10-year journey to sobriety and the importance of coaching and community support on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast'.
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45 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
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Healing
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Get the buttons here!Blaze Bell's Road to Sobriety: A Tale of Courage and Community
I feel like that first year especially is really challenging, because depending on what we've gone through in our lives and then how long we've been covering up our trauma with substances, you take away the substances and all of that stuff is going to come up, you know, and I think that's probably why people give up sometimes.
Meet Blaze Bell, a mother, life coach, health coach, and a fierce advocate for justice. In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', Blaze opens up about her decade-long journey of sobriety. She shares her story not just to inspire, but to offer hope to those still struggling with addiction. Blaze's path wasn't easy; it started with her being a high-functioning addict, hiding her struggles behind a successful facade.
But the weight of addiction soon became too heavy, leading her to a pivotal moment where she knew she needed help. The first year of Blaze's recovery was filled with challenges. Confronting the root causes of her addiction was tough, but she found strength in coaching and community support. Blaze emphasizes the importance of having someone who understands your journey—a coach, mentor, or even a cheerleader. This support can make all the difference in recovery.
Blaze co-created the 'Sober and Sovereign' membership community with Jourdyn Rystrom, offering a safe space for individuals seeking sobriety. Her coaching programs, 'Reclaim Your BadAssery' and 'Freedom from Fear', focus on helping people rediscover their inner strength and live fearlessly. Blaze believes everyone has the potential to be a badass; it's just about tapping into that power.
Beyond coaching, Blaze is an activist working with organizations like Victims for Justice and The International Association of Forensic Nurses, helping survivors of sexual trauma navigate the justice system. She also hosts 'The Blaze Bell Show', where she shares tools and insights for healing. Blaze's message is clear: no one should suffer alone. She encourages those struggling to seek out coaching and community support. Her advice? Never give up.
As Blaze says, 'If you feel unsupported, know there's always help out there. Reach out to me or others who will listen without judgment and be on your team.'
Tune in to hear Blaze Bell's inspiring story on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast'. It's a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of community in overcoming addiction.