2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
Shotglass of Recovery - Twins in the Womb
Shotglass of Recovery - Twins in the Womb
Shotglass of Recovery - Twins in the Womb
Sunday 29th March 2020
Julie from '2 Sober Chicks' shares an allegorical story about twins in the womb, touching on hope, growth, and recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Twins in the Womb: A Story of Hope and Growth in Recovery
Don't you feel these squeezes every once in a while? They're quite unpleasant and sometimes even painful. Well, the sister said, I think that these squeezes are there to get us ready for another place, much more beautiful than this, where we will see our mother face to face. Don't you think that's exciting?
Imagine being in a world where one believes in life beyond and the other doesn't. In this episode of '2 Sober Chicks', Julie reads a touching story called 'Twins in the Womb'. This tale is an allegory about life, growth, and how enduring pain can lead to hope and transformation. Julie reflects on the story, sharing how it resonates deeply with her own recovery journey and those in her support group.
The twins' conversation in the womb becomes a metaphor for the struggles and hopes we face in recovery. One twin's belief in a world beyond the womb mirrors the faith many find essential in their journey to sobriety. Julie highlights how this story has helped her and others find meaning in their suffering and hope in their growth. It's a reminder that sometimes, the painful experiences are preparing us for something greater.
Tune in to hear Julie's reflections and see how this simple yet profound story can offer a new perspective on your own path to recovery.