Dora Gosselin's Journey: From Abuse to Sobriety and Community
Don't wait to get help that you or a loved one needs. Maybe not a lot, but I never used to eat sweets and they say when you start your recovery that sugar is a good replacement for alcohol because alcohol has a high sugar content.
What happens when you decide to turn your life around, one step at a time? In this episode of '40,000 Steps Radio', host Christopher Heimerman sits down with Dora Gosselin, the voice behind the popular podcast Soberoso. Dora's story is nothing short of remarkable. She took her first sip of alcohol at just 12 years old and survived an abusive relationship.
With only a carry-on suitcase and her loyal dog, she walked out for good and made a life-changing decision to quit drinking. That decision marked the beginning of her journey to living her best life. Dora opens up about her struggles with addiction and mental illness, shedding light on the challenges she faced and how she found strength in a new community in Mexico. She also shares a recent revelation that adds another layer to her inspiring story.
This episode isn't just about recovery; it's about finding hope and resilience in the darkest of times. Christopher and Dora discuss the complexities of using antidepressants during recovery, offering a balanced view on their benefits and drawbacks. Their conversation is heartfelt, informative, and filled with moments that will resonate with anyone touched by addiction or mental health issues. Tune in to hear Dora's powerful narrative and discover how she turned her life around, finding support and community along the way.
Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a dose of encouragement and insight that you won't want to miss.