Running Through Life: Samantha Powderhorn's Marathon of Sobriety
Episode Overview
Samantha's journey from addiction to sobriety and marathon running is truly inspirational Her resilience in overcoming trauma and abuse shines through her story Discover how Samantha's advocacy for Indigenous communities is making a difference Explore the transformative power of sobriety and self-discovery in Samantha's life Join the conversation on healing, empowerment, and community support in recovery
I'm very happy I was able to do it. I'm probably never going to do a full marathon. A lot of people don't know of the SACID and a First Nation relocation.
Imagine facing a mountain of challenges, from addiction to surviving trauma, and coming out stronger on the other side. That's exactly what Samantha Powderhorn has done. Hailing from the remote Indigenous community of Tadoule Lake, Samantha's story is one of resilience, self-love, and transformation. As a full-time working mom of six, she's no stranger to life's hurdles.
But her journey didn't stop at overcoming her parents' alcoholism and neglect; she also survived thyroid cancer and the trauma of being a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) survivor. How did she do it? By finding strength within herself and embracing the world of marathon running. In this episode of LAF Life, Samantha shares her incredible path from addiction to becoming an avid marathon runner.
Her story is a testament to the power of sobriety, self-love, and the human spirit. Tune in to hear how she turned her life around, proving that inner strength can conquer even the toughest battles.