New Directions For Women
New Directions For Women
Monica's Story
Monica's Story
Monica's Story
Monday 6th March 2017
Hear Monica Zee's inspiring journey from addiction to recovery, highlighting the crucial role of support systems and personal determination.
15 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
Transformative
Authentic
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New Directions For Women
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Success Stories
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Monica's Journey: From High-Functioning Addict to Hopeful Survivor
Putting the drug down is the easiest part of this. It's to admit your wrongs and then to tell somebody else about it, like it's hard and I've done a lot of, a lot of things that I'm not proud of.
Ever wondered how someone can seem to have it all together while battling a serious addiction? Monica Zee's story is a gripping account of living a double life as a functioning addict and the eventual collapse that led her to seek help. In this episode of 'From Addiction to Recovery', Monica opens up about her teenage years, where popularity and alcohol went hand in hand, and how this early drinking habit spiraled out of control.
She shares the heart-wrenching moment she realized she was letting her mother down and the pivotal decision to turn her life around. Monica's tale isn't just about the depths of addiction; it's a testament to the power of support systems. She credits her recovery to the unwavering support of her family, friends, and the dedicated staff at New Directions For Women. Through their help, she managed to rebuild her life piece by piece.
This episode is perfect for anyone who feels trapped by addiction or knows someone who is struggling. Monica's journey offers a glimmer of hope and underscores that with determination and the right support, recovery is within reach. Tune in to hear Monica's powerful story and find inspiration for your own path to sobriety.