mere j
mere j
ep 11: speaking at ARVANA convention 3/23
ep 11: speaking at ARVANA convention 3/23
ep 11: speaking at ARVANA convention 3/23
Tuesday 14th March 2023
Mere J speaks at ARVANA convention about addiction recovery, sharing raw honesty and inspiration. A must-listen for those on similar paths.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!From the Heart: Mere J's Candid Talk at ARVANA Convention
I hope that throughout this convention you hear at least one thing that sticks with you and that you can relate to, because I mean my goal when I'm up here is just to at least carry the message to one person, to inspire hope in one person.
Imagine standing in front of a room full of strangers, baring your soul about your journey through addiction and recovery. That's exactly what Mere J, the host of 'The Diary of a Young Addict', did at the ARVANA convention. At just 22, she's not only navigating her own path to sobriety but also studying substance abuse disorders. This episode captures her heartfelt speech, filled with raw honesty and invaluable insights.
Mere J opens up about the power of honesty and self-reflection in recovery, shedding light on the daily struggles and triumphs that come with it. She also touches on the challenge of dealing with societal perceptions of addiction and finding spirituality amidst the chaos. One of the most poignant moments is her emphasis on the importance of sharing one's story.
It's not just about recounting past mistakes; it's about inspiring hope and resilience in others who might be walking a similar path. If you're looking for a dose of inspiration or need a reminder that you're not alone in your struggles, this episode is a must-listen. Mere J's message is clear: recovery is a daily commitment, but it's one worth making.