Jessica's Nine-Year Sobriety: Art, Resilience, and Healing
I'm always just like a little scared of myself. If you just do that thing where you don't bend your elbow, you just like do the thing even no matter how you feel, eventually, it does get a little bit easier.
Ever wondered what nearly a decade of sobriety looks like? In this episode of 'SOBER BABY', Marina sits down with Jessica, who has been sober for nine years. Jessica opens up about her incredible journey, sharing the ups and downs that come with long-term recovery. From battling societal pressures to finding solace in art, Jessica's story is both inspiring and raw.
Jessica talks about her involvement with @atlantabeltlineart and the gallery she runs with @goodnewsarts, showcasing how creativity has been a cornerstone in her healing process. She also touches on the importance of a strong support system, whether it's family, friends, or a community of people who understand the struggle. One of the most compelling parts of Jessica's story is how she navigated the societal and cultural influences that often exacerbate addiction.
She sheds light on how alcoholism can impact families and stresses the need to address these issues head-on. Through candid conversations, Jessica reveals her coping mechanisms and self-care routines that have helped her maintain sobriety. If you're looking for a heartfelt discussion that doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of addiction, this episode is a must-listen. Jessica's journey offers hope and practical advice for anyone on the path to recovery.