David Lewry

Voices In Recovery Podcast

David Lewry

  • Brianne's Story

Brianne's Story

Wednesday 1st February 2023

Hear Brianne's inspiring story of overcoming addiction and trauma on 'Voices in Recovery'. Discover the power of self-compassion in healing.
86 minutes
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Voices In Recovery Podcast
Author:
David Lewry
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Brianne's Path: From Pain to Healing

I was just so in so much pain that I was just ready and willing to do whatever it took.
Ever felt like life threw you more curveballs than you could handle? Brianne's story might hit home. In this episode of 'Voices in Recovery', Brianne opens up about her journey through addiction and trauma, offering a raw and honest look at her struggles and triumphs. Growing up indigenous and adopted, Brianne faced relentless bullying and isolation, which led her down a dark path of alcohol and drug use as a coping mechanism.
Her journey wasn't just about battling addiction; it was about confronting deep-seated pain, including experiences of sexual assault and run-ins with the law. But Brianne didn't stop there. She found her way to recovery through treatment programs, AA meetings, and therapy. She talks candidly about the importance of self-compassion in her healing process and how it helped her overcome guilt and shame. A powerful aspect of Brianne's story is the influence of intergenerational trauma on her addiction.
She shares how the pain passed down through generations shaped her relationship with substances. Brianne also discusses the ongoing challenges of staying sober, dealing with triggers, and managing cravings. Her story is a testament to resilience and the power of self-compassion in recovery. Tune in to hear Brianne's inspiring journey and find hope in her message that recovery is possible, no matter how tough the road may seem.