Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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Death & Extract - Sarah D. On Relapsing & Shame
Death & Extract - Sarah D. On Relapsing & Shame
Death & Extract - Sarah D. On Relapsing & Shame
Thursday 29th April 2021
Sarah D. shares her journey through relapse, shame, and ovarian cancer on 'Radio Rehab'. Find hope and inspiration in her story.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Sarah D. on Relapse, Shame, and Finding Strength Through Cancer
I thought what I eventually came to is the idea that after this is all over, I'll worry about it then whether I want to reset my supply Today, but I'm not going to do it till then.
Ever wondered how someone bounces back from the depths of addiction and the added battle of cancer? In this episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna wraps up her candid series with Sarah D., who opens up about her struggles with relapsing and the heavy weight of shame that comes with it. This isn’t just a tale of addiction; it’s a testament to resilience and the power of a strong support system.
Sarah shares her deeply personal journey, touching on her fight against ovarian cancer and the role her faith and spirituality played in keeping her grounded. Through raw and honest conversation, Sarah and Dayna explore how staying true to oneself can be a lifeline amidst societal pressures. This episode is more than just a discussion—it's a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar challenges.
Sarah’s story underscores the importance of having friends and family who stand by you, no matter what. Tune in to find inspiration and perhaps a bit of solace in knowing that recovery, though tough, is always within reach.