Cait Madry
Cait Madry
L E A V I N G M O R M O N I S M || finding your own spirit
L E A V I N G M O R M O N I S M || finding your own spirit
L E A V I N G M O R M O N I S M || finding your own spirit
Monday 21st March 2022
Alex Angus discusses leaving the Mormon church and finding her own truth through sobriety with Cait Madry on 'CLEARHEADED'.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free: Alex Angus on Leaving Mormonism and Embracing Sobriety
I just don't think there's one truth out there for everybody. But I think, just for me it was important to just start the letting go process, and I am nowhere near done.
What happens when everything you've ever known turns out to be just one version of the truth? In this eye-opening episode of 'CLEARHEADED: your sober-care podcast', host Cait Madry sits down with Alex Angus, who shares her courageous journey of leaving the Mormon church. Growing up in a community with rigid rules and a single narrative, Alex faced immense pressure to conform and felt deep shame around anything deemed 'improper'.
Her story is a testament to the power of questioning and the strength it takes to seek your own path. Alex recounts the series of realizations that led her to step away from the faith she was raised in. It wasn't an overnight decision but a gradual awakening that spanned years. As she navigated her way out of the church, Alex found solace and support in the sober community.
The episode dives into how sobriety became a cornerstone for her personal growth and self-discovery. Cait and Alex explore the parallels between leaving a restrictive belief system and embracing a life without alcohol. Both journeys require immense courage, self-reflection, and a willingness to face uncomfortable truths. The conversation is both inspiring and relatable, offering listeners a glimpse into the transformative power of finding one's own spirit.
Whether you're curious about the intersection of faith and sobriety or looking for stories of resilience and self-discovery, this episode has something for you. Tune in to hear Alex's compelling story and perhaps find a bit of your own journey reflected in hers.