Vernon Layne
Vernon Layne
Do You Really Want To Stop Using Drugs?
Do You Really Want To Stop Using Drugs?
Do You Really Want To Stop Using Drugs?
Sunday 15th August 2021
Vernon Layne explores addiction's internal battles and offers heartfelt guidance on recovery in 'That Christian in Recovery'.
31 minutes
Empowering
Raw
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Author:
Vernon Layne
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Religion & Spirituality
Healing Relationships
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Vernon delves into the internal struggle of addicts, emphasizing the desire to stop using drugs versus the subconscious need to alleviate pain and regain lost aspects of life.
- He shares his personal experience, highlighting the pivotal moment when he recognized the pain he was causing and decided to change.
- Vernon sheds light on the challenges men face in asking for help and the societal expectations that hinder emotional expression.
- He encourages self-honesty, the willingness to face problems, and the openness to seeking help, underscoring the importance of building connections and accepting suggestions.
- Vernon's raw and authentic narrative serves as a beacon of hope, affirming that recovery begins with the determination to do whatever it takes to break free from the chains of addiction.
If I can do it, you can do it. You never have to use again, man. One day at a time for the rest of your life.
Ever wondered if you truly want to stop using drugs, or if you're just desperate to escape the pain? In this episode of 'That Christian in Recovery', Vernon Layne tackles this tough question head-on. Vernon believes that many addicts don't just want to quit drugs—they want the suffering to end. He dives deep into the mindset of addiction, exploring the delicate balance between the desire to stop using and the subconscious need to numb emotional pain.
Through his own story, Vernon reveals the moment he saw the damage he was causing and decided it was time for a change. He doesn't shy away from discussing how pride and societal pressures can make it hard for men to ask for help. With his usual raw honesty, Vernon encourages listeners to face their problems with self-honesty and openness. He stresses the importance of building connections and accepting support from others.
This episode is more than just a conversation; it's a heartfelt guide for anyone struggling with addiction. Vernon's genuine reflections offer hope and a sense of community for those on the path to recovery. If you're ready to face reality and start your journey towards sobriety, this episode is packed with wisdom and encouragement from someone who truly understands.