Finding Peace in Hardship: Kendall Kee's Path to Recovery
Everything that's been plaguing your mind is going to get wiped clean and you're going to be on top of your world.
When life's storms hit, how do you find your way to calm? In this episode of 'Recovering Meth', Kendall Kee opens up about his recent struggle with depression. As someone who battled a 17-year addiction to alcohol and meth, Kendall knows a thing or two about hardship. His journey took a pivotal turn in 2019 with a profound spiritual awakening in a hospital room. Now, he shares his story to inspire others on their own paths to recovery.
Kendall dives into the often-overlooked part of the serenity prayer: 'Accepting hardship as a pathway to peace'. This simple yet powerful idea has been a cornerstone in his recovery. Recently, as he began facilitating relapse prevention classes, he found himself grappling with a sudden wave of depression. Did he practice what he preached? Tune in to find out how Kendall navigated this tough season.
One of the standout moments in this episode is Kendall's reflection on the healing power of nature. A simple bike ride reminded him of the beauty and strength of his higher power. The ride wiped away the mental fog and gave him a fresh perspective. It's a poignant reminder that sometimes, the smallest actions can bring the greatest relief.
Kendall's candid discussion about self-awareness and recognizing warning signs, like swollen feet before his recovery, offers practical advice for anyone facing similar battles. His story is not just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding peace in the midst of chaos and learning to embrace life's challenges as stepping stones to serenity. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Kendall's insights provide a heartfelt connection and valuable lessons.
His experiences underscore that no matter how tough things get, there's always a way forward. So, if you're looking for inspiration and practical tips on managing life's hurdles, this episode is a must-listen.