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Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann- Episode 65
Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann- Episode 65
Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann- Episode 65
Monday 2nd May 2022
Join Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann as she shares her journey of sobriety and advocacy on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast' with host Ralph Sara.
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51 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann: A Greenlandic Journey of Sobriety and Strength
When I decided to just live for me, and you know, realize that the happiness that I've been seeking elsewhere has always been inside me, and you know the power that I was talking about in the beginning. You know, we were all born with the power.
Picture yourself in the icy landscapes of Greenland, where the beauty of nature is as breathtaking as the challenges of addiction. In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', host Ralph Sara sits down with Paninnguaq Nuunu Heilmann, a remarkable woman from Nuuk who has been sober for over 12 years. Paninnguaq is not just a survivor; she’s a thriving author, filmmaker, and social media influencer who uses her platform to break down stigmas around mental health and addiction.
Paninnguaq's story is a testament to resilience and the power of community. She’s the force behind Neqimineq Productions and the author of 'Mad World'. Her journey from struggling with addiction to becoming a role model for young people is both inspiring and deeply moving. In her conversation with Ralph, Paninnguaq opens up about her battles with identity and addiction, and how she found her purpose through storytelling and cultural history.
As a student at the University of Greenland, Paninnguaq is committed to understanding and preserving her heritage while advocating for mental health awareness. Her work, including her feature in the documentary 'The Fight for Greenland', shines a light on the importance of community support in recovery. Through her candid sharing, she offers hope to those still grappling with their own struggles. Tune in to hear Paninnguaq's powerful narrative of hope, healing, and the strength found in embracing one's culture.
Whether you’re on your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode promises to be a beacon of encouragement and understanding.