Ready for Recovery: Nick and Mariah's Honest Talk on Addiction
I don't think I've ever met an addict or someone that's in recovery, or like a sober person that told me that they first hated the substance and then found recovery. I just I don't know if it was either death or for me. I was just so i. I hated myself so much, I didn't care what it was that allowed me to escape my mind.
What sparks the desire to break free from addiction? In this episode of 'Never Alone Recovery', hosts Nick Ciadella and Mariah Jeau tackle this crucial question head-on. They dive into the complexities of addiction, discussing why wanting to quit is often the last thing on an addict's mind and what ultimately drives someone to seek recovery.
With heartfelt honesty, Nick and Mariah share their own stories, shedding light on the role of denial, the importance of community support, and the challenging yet rewarding journey to a substance-free life. Nick opens up about his own struggles, revealing that his path to recovery wasn't about hating the substance but rather a desperate need to escape the pain and self-loathing that came with addiction.
'I hated myself so much, I didn't care what it was that allowed me to escape my mind', he admits. This raw admission sets the tone for a candid conversation about the emotional battles that accompany addiction and the steps toward healing. Mariah emphasizes the power of a supportive community in recovery. She talks about how surrounding herself with people who understood her struggles made all the difference.
Together, they explore the idea that recovery is not just about quitting a substance but about rebuilding a life filled with wellness, community, and self-love. Whether you're personally battling addiction, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in understanding more about this journey, this episode offers valuable insights and real-life experiences. Nick and Mariah's honest dialogue provides hope and practical advice for anyone ready to take that first step toward recovery.
Tune in to 'Never Alone Recovery' and find inspiration to make a change.