Sharing Our Stories - McKenna from Denver
Sharing Our Stories - McKenna from Denver
Sharing Our Stories - McKenna from Denver
Saturday 8th August 2020
Listen to McKenna's inspiring journey through addiction, homelessness, and recovery on 'Sharing Our Stories'. Discover the power of support and love.
29 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
Compassionate
Encouraging
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Sobriety Success Stories
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!McKenna's Path: From Homelessness to Hope
I just needed my family, I needed the support of people that loved me and actually cared about me, and I mean for me to start loving myself like that was probably the biggest step, is just me looking at myself one day and saying: you know, I'm worthy of more like, I don't deserve this and I don't deserve that, and me realizing my power, like I have the power to stop this stuff like what?
Meet McKenna from Denver, a guest on 'Sharing Our Stories', who has faced more than her fair share of life's challenges. From battling addiction and enduring homelessness to surviving domestic violence, McKenna's journey is nothing short of remarkable. This episode dives into her struggles and the pivotal moments that led her to recovery. McKenna opens up about how the support from loved ones and resources like drug court counseling played a crucial role in her healing process.
Her story is a testament to the power of empathy, love, and resilience. But McKenna isn't just focused on her own recovery; she's on a mission to help others. She dreams of creating a ranch where people can find solace and support as they recover from addiction, domestic violence, and homelessness. McKenna's message is clear: love and positivity can be transformative forces in anyone's life.
Tune in to hear her inspiring story and be reminded that no matter how tough the journey, there is always hope.