Mishkin Fitzgerald: Finding a New Voice Through Recovery
Episode Overview
Focus on progress rather than counting sober days. Address both mental health and addiction simultaneously. Forgive yourself to move forward in recovery. Use your passions, like music, to support sobriety. Embrace future possibilities with excitement.
You have to forgive yourself before you can start to get sober
In this episode of The Way Out, Mishkin Fitzgerald, the lead singer of Crimson Veil and bass player for Hana Piranha, shares her transformative journey through recovery. Mishkin's story is a testament to the power of self-discovery and the impact of music in her life. She opens up about her struggles with alcohol, her bipolar disorder, and how these challenges have shaped her path to sobriety.
Mishkin doesn't keep a sober date, preferring to focus on the progress she's made rather than counting days. Her approach to recovery is all about looking forward and embracing the future with excitement. Mishkin also discusses her work with Not Saints, a sober music label, and her plans to become a music therapist. Her journey highlights the importance of addressing both mental health and addiction simultaneously.
Mishkin's candid reflections on the highs and lows of recovery, including dealing with the pressures of the music industry, offer valuable insights for anyone navigating their own path to sobriety. Tune in to hear how Mishkin's passion for music has flourished since she quit drinking and how she continues to inspire others through her art and advocacy.