Michelle Weidenbenner
Michelle Weidenbenner
Interview with Writer and Recovering Addict, Steve Wildsmith
Interview with Writer and Recovering Addict, Steve Wildsmith
Interview with Writer and Recovering Addict, Steve Wildsmith
Thursday 30th September 2021
Steve Wildsmith shares his journey from addiction to recovery on 'Moms Letting Go Without Giving Up', highlighting the power of support networks.
39 minutes
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Michelle Weidenbenner
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Steve Wildsmith: A Journey from Addiction to Recovery and Advocacy
PAIN SHARED is PAIN LESSENED.
Imagine battling addiction while trying to maintain a semblance of normalcy in your professional life. That's exactly what Steve Wildsmith, a freelance journalist and recovering addict, shares in this compelling episode of 'Moms Letting Go Without Giving Up'. Steve opens up about his own struggles with addiction, painting a vivid picture of the 'chemical suit of armor' he wore to cope with life's challenges. His story isn't just about personal battles, though.
It's also a heartfelt tribute to Angie, a friend lost to addiction, whose light he still feels shining brightly. Steve's relationship with his mother plays a significant role in his journey, highlighting the complex dynamics that often accompany addiction within families. One of the most powerful messages Steve delivers is the importance of support networks.
He believes that 'PAIN SHARED is PAIN LESSENED', emphasizing how crucial it is for both addicts and their loved ones to find communities where they can share their experiences and lessen the burden of stigma. This episode is more than just an account of one man's fight against addiction; it's a beacon of hope for anyone touched by this disease.
Whether you're struggling yourself or supporting someone who is, Steve's story offers valuable insights and a reminder that recovery is always possible.