Jay Casale
Jay Casale
Sara R - Substance Use in the Suburbs
Sara R - Substance Use in the Suburbs
Sara R - Substance Use in the Suburbs
Sunday 5th July 2020
Sara R discusses her journey through addiction in the suburbs with Jay Casale, focusing on resilience, empathy, and hope.
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Get the buttons here!Sara R: Overcoming Addiction in Suburban Life on The Lighter Side with Jay
I forgive myself because I know that if it was if I was sober that I wouldn't do it.
Ever wondered how someone can find hope and inspiration amidst the turmoil of addiction? In this episode of 'The Lighter Side with Jay', Sara R opens up about her journey through substance use disorder in the seemingly idyllic suburb of Manalapan. Jay Casale, the host, and Sara went to high school together in this picturesque town, which hides a darker reality for many of its alumni who struggle with addiction.
Sara's story is a raw and honest account of her long road to recovery. She talks about the setbacks she faced, the toxic relationships that complicated her path, and the guilt that still lingers from her past. But more importantly, she shares how she found empathy and compassion for herself and others along the way. In their candid conversation, Jay and Sara tackle the tough realities of drug use and the impact of COVID-19 on addiction.
They discuss the importance of facing fears and pain head-on, and how therapy and medication have played crucial roles in Sara's recovery. This episode isn't just about the struggles; it's about the resilience and hope that can emerge from even the darkest times. If you're looking for a story that balances the harsh truths of addiction with a message of hope and empathy, this episode is for you.
Sara's journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, and that understanding and compassion can make all the difference.