Miguel Reyes
Miguel Reyes
Natalie McLain - Riding Recovery & Keeping Alcoholism in the Stable!
Natalie McLain - Riding Recovery & Keeping Alcoholism in the Stable!
Natalie McLain - Riding Recovery & Keeping Alcoholism in the Stable!
Tuesday 29th December 2020
Natalie McLain shares how she overcame addiction through horses and ultra running in this inspiring episode of Staying Fit ODAAT.
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Get the buttons here!Natalie McLain: From Addiction to Ultra Running with Horses as Her Guide
I fell in love with her personality, and I really related to her story about being an addict and finding redemption through running.
Natalie McLain's story is a rollercoaster of highs and lows, but it's also one of triumph and transformation. Starting out at a young age, Natalie found herself dancing for dollars and constantly chasing her next high. But she didn't stay in that dark place forever. In this episode of Staying Fit ODAAT, Natalie opens up about her incredible journey from addiction to recovery, with horses and running playing starring roles.
She talks about how she found love with a partner who genuinely cares for her and how her passion for horses brought her peace and serenity. But that's not all—Natalie took her battle with alcoholism and turned it into a new obsession: ultra running. With the support of her community, she set her sights on running marathons and even tackled a 100-mile race.
This episode isn't just about fitness; it's about setting goals, finding your passion, and leaning on community support to overcome life's toughest challenges. Whether you're dealing with addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Natalie's story offers a beacon of hope and a reminder that recovery is always possible.