Sober Sisters
Sober Sisters
Dealing with Assault, the Past and Trauma in Recovery
Dealing with Assault, the Past and Trauma in Recovery
Dealing with Assault, the Past and Trauma in Recovery
Friday 28th September 2018
M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill share their experiences with assault, trauma, and recovery in 'Sober Sisters Talk'. Listen now.
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23 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Facing Assault and Trauma: Sober Sisters Share Their Stories
I do believe her and I believe you, and I believe that we, in terms of like, like I'm bringing it back to what recovery gives us- is that you know I don't want to be either the perpetrator or the victim of any of that stuff, and it has to do, you know, like, ultimately around substance abuse.
When M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill sit down to talk, they don't shy away from the tough stuff. In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', they dive into their personal experiences with assault and trauma, and how these painful pasts intersect with their journeys in recovery. It's not just about recounting dark times; it's about finding strength and clarity in sobriety. Both hosts open up about their struggles with blackouts and the haunting memories of assault that followed.
They emphasize the importance of advocating for oneself and the critical role sobriety plays in regaining control over one's life. With candidness and compassion, they discuss strategies for staying safe and the often-overlooked impact of compliance on one's sexual history. A particularly powerful moment comes when M.G.
states, "I do believe her and I believe you, and I believe that we, in terms of like, like I'm bringing it back to what recovery gives us- is that you know I don't want to be either the perpetrator or the victim of any of that stuff, and it has to do, you know, like, ultimately around substance abuse". This sentiment captures the essence of their discussion - a blend of empathy, realism, and hope.
The episode doesn't just highlight the problems; it also focuses on solutions. They talk about the power of reporting incidents and bringing them to light, breaking the silence that often surrounds such experiences. It's a raw, honest conversation that aims to inform and support anyone who has faced similar challenges. If you're looking for a podcast that tackles difficult subjects with heart and humor, 'Sober Sisters Talk' is worth a listen. M.G.
and Elizabeth's openness provides a sense of solidarity and encouragement, reminding us all that recovery is not just about abstaining from substances but also about healing from past wounds.