SHE RECOVERS®
Erin Wickersham
Episode 5: My Resentment Gems
Episode 5: My Resentment Gems
Episode 5: My Resentment Gems
Thursday 30th May 2019
Erin Wickersham opens up about breaking free from resentment in marriage and embracing recovery. Tune in for an inspiring journey of self-discovery.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free: Erin Wickersham on Resentment and Recovery in Marriage
Our stories are tools and we use them until they are threadbare and unraveled, until we are threadbare and unraveled.
Ever found yourself stuck in a cycle of resentment in your relationship? Erin Wickersham, co-host of the SHE RECOVERS podcast, knows that feeling all too well. In this heartfelt episode, Erin opens up about her journey through marriage and recovery, sharing how she navigated the tricky waters of resentment and traditional gender roles. Erin's story is a powerful reminder of how deeply our personal narratives can shape our lives and relationships.
She describes how she and her husband fell into the roles of the 'angry wife' and the 'distracted provider', a dynamic that kept them locked in a vicious but familiar cycle. But Erin didn't stay stuck. She made the brave decision to break free from these roles, embracing recovery and finding her voice. This episode dives into the evolution of relationships in recovery, highlighting the importance of questioning and challenging our stories.
It's a raw and relatable account that will resonate with anyone who's ever felt trapped by their own narrative. Join Erin as she shares her insights on the power of awareness and clarity in breaking free from cycles of resentment. Her journey offers hope and inspiration for those looking to reclaim their power and rewrite their own stories.