Not So Anonymous
Not So Anonymous
Recover Out Loud
Recover Out Loud
Recover Out Loud
Tuesday 22nd December 2020
Join Jordan and Donny as they break the stigma of addiction by recovering out loud with humor and honesty in this episode of 'Not So Anonymous'.
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59 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Recover Out Loud: Breaking the Silence on Addiction Stigma
Man, we're starting that whole recover out loud type movement and we're getting a lot of love from a lot of people, you know, who are in the same boat, man, and it's been dope.
Ever wondered what it truly means to 'recover out loud'? In this engaging episode of 'Not So Anonymous', hosts Jordan and Donny dive deep into the liberating power of sharing one's recovery journey openly. They tackle the heavy stigma surrounding addiction with a blend of humor and honesty, making it clear that speaking up can be a game-changer for many. The conversation is far from your typical sobering discussion on addiction.
Expect some hearty laughs as the duo explores quirky topics like unconventional microwave uses and heart-shaped jacuzzis. Yet, amidst the light-hearted banter, they don't shy away from serious issues. The hosts discuss the profound impact addiction has on families, the genetic components that may contribute to substance abuse, and the tricky terrain of ego in recovery. Jordan and Donny stress the importance of vulnerability and community support in the healing process.
They share personal anecdotes and hard-earned wisdom, highlighting how substituting one addiction for another can be a hidden pitfall. Their reflections on sobriety are both inspiring and hopeful, offering a fresh perspective on what it means to reclaim one's life. This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through a loved one. It’s an authentic, supportive conversation that underscores the blessings of sobriety and the collective strength found in sharing our stories.
Tune in and join the movement to recover out loud.