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Scott Stubbert: "Denial"
Scott Stubbert: "Denial"
Scott Stubbert: "Denial"
Wednesday 27th January 2021
Join Scott Stubbert as he shares his journey of breaking free from denial and embracing recovery in this episode of Celebrate Recovery Podcast.
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When we've been keeping our drug use a secret, we've been keeping our alcohol a secret when we've been keeping other things a secret, and it gets revealed that mask being pulled down is rough because they don't know who it is, because the person that they've loved was the mask.
Imagine starting a journey towards recovery by facing the toughest truths about yourself. In this episode of the Celebrate Recovery Podcast, Scott Stubbert takes us through his deeply personal battle with addiction, beginning at the tender age of nine. Scott's story is not just about the struggle with drugs but also about confronting the denial that kept him trapped for so long.
He opens up about the moments of realization that led him to record specific examples of his powerlessness and unmanageability, crucial steps in his recovery process. Scott also sheds light on the 'courtship process' in recovery, a unique approach that helped him grow and rebuild his life. One of the most poignant parts of his story is how addiction isolated him from those he loved, creating a chasm that only honesty and effort could bridge.
This episode is a beacon for anyone grappling with addiction, offering a raw and honest look at the path to healing. Scott's experiences remind us that facing the truth is the first step towards reclaiming our lives.