Gregory Zarian's Journey: From Trauma to Triumph
Episode Overview
Gregory Zarian shares his family's survival stories from the Holocaust and Armenian Genocide. Discusses his struggles with addiction and self-acceptance. Highlights the transformative power of choosing oneself. Reflects on the importance of love and forgiveness in recovery. Emphasises the need to talk about trauma and seek help.
My dear Gregory, why didn't you pick yourself? And I went, I didn't know I could.
In this episode of Rooted Recovery Stories, host Patrick Custer welcomes actor and advocate Gregory Zarian to share his deeply personal journey. Gregory opens up about his family's harrowing experiences during the Holocaust and the Armenian Genocide, and how these events shaped his upbringing and struggles with addiction. He candidly discusses his fears, the impact of his parents' divorce, and the transformative moment when he realised he could choose himself.
Gregory's story is one of resilience, love, and forgiveness, offering a powerful reminder that it's never too late to start loving yourself. His reflections on self-acceptance and the importance of picking oneself are both touching and inspiring. Whether you're seeking motivation or simply a heartfelt story, Gregory's journey is sure to resonate with anyone on the path to recovery. Don't miss out on this compelling conversation filled with humour, raw honesty, and hope.