Corey Winfield on Taking Responsibility and Finding Strength in Recovery
If you get punished or in trouble or whatever reprimanded, whatever happens, you have to accept that you can't blame the other person then for not doing what you want or like, say you had an agreement with somebody and like, hey, I'll do this and you do that. And yep, you can be mad at all you want, because then she did make you drink.
Have you ever wondered where to place the blame when it comes to addiction? Corey Winfield tackles this tough question head-on in this episode of the 217 Recovery Podcast. Sharing his own experiences, Corey dives into the complexities of addiction, shedding light on the root causes that often get overlooked. He gets real about his struggles with alcohol and drugs, offering a raw and honest account of his journey to sobriety.
Corey also addresses common misconceptions about marijuana use and how these misunderstandings can impact recovery efforts. With a focus on personal responsibility, he emphasizes the importance of owning one's actions and decisions in the path to sobriety. He doesn't shy away from discussing the role of a higher power in his recovery, providing a broader perspective on what it takes to stay sober.
Relationships and support systems are highlighted as crucial elements in overcoming addiction, and Corey shares how these connections have played a pivotal role in his own recovery. The episode also introduces the 217 Recovery App, a handy tool offering resources and updates to aid those in their recovery journey. Wrapping up with a heartfelt message, Corey calls on listeners to support the 217 Recovery mission, encouraging them to take that first step towards a healthier, sober life.