How I Met My Mother, Sober
How I Met My Mother, Sober
S2 E15 - The Old Home Group
S2 E15 - The Old Home Group
S2 E15 - The Old Home Group
Monday 25th April 2022
Julianne and Donna revisit an old home group, sharing insights on triggers, self-love, and the challenges of recovery in this heartfelt episode.
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Get the buttons here!Home Group Reflections: Julianne and Donna's Recovery Insights
I don't use, because I'm happy with the life that I have Today and I don't want to destroy the relationships that I have with the people that I love.
Ever wondered what it's like to revisit a place that holds so many memories of your recovery journey? In this episode of 'How I Met My Mother, Sober', Julianne and Donna take a trip down memory lane by attending Julianne's old home group. They share their candid thoughts on the meeting, highlighting what resonated with them and what didn’t quite hit the mark. From the group's dynamics to the wisdom shared, they offer a heartfelt reflection on their experience.
Julianne opens up about the emotional triggers she faced, especially when watching TV shows that depict IV drug use. She even touches on how certain shows like 'Euphoria' serve as a stark reminder of why she chose sobriety. Donna chimes in with her perspective on Johnny Depp's recent public admission of being drug-free, adding another layer to their discussion on addiction and recovery.
Throughout their conversation, Julianne and Donna emphasize the importance of self-love and body positivity in their healing process. They talk about the ongoing challenges of staying sober and how they've managed to rebuild their relationship through mutual support and understanding. This episode is a blend of raw emotions, personal anecdotes, and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating their own path to recovery or supporting a loved one through theirs.