Angela Greene
Angela Greene
The Blah Blah Blonde presents Suicide Series
The Blah Blah Blonde presents Suicide Series
The Blah Blah Blonde presents Suicide Series
Saturday 9th April 2022
Angela Greene opens up about grief and sobriety on her goddaughter Taylor's birthday. A raw and heartfelt episode of 'The Blah Blah Blonde'.
Explicit
3 minutes
Raw
Honest
Compassionate
Engaging
Hopeful
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Angela Greene
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Facing Grief and Sobriety: Angela Greene's Honest Reflections
Most days I feel like maybe I just need to have one good breakdown. You know, one good cry and just. But I'm afraid if I start crying then I'm not going to stop. I just miss her so much and that's never going to change.
Angela Greene's podcast, 'The Blah Blah Blonde', is a heartfelt journey through the highs and lows of sobriety and mental health. In this poignant episode, Angela opens up about the heartache of her goddaughter Taylor's birthday, a day that brings both memories and pain. Though brief, the episode packs an emotional punch as Angela candidly shares her struggles with grief and the overwhelming feelings that accompany such loss.
She doesn't shy away from expressing her raw emotions, making it clear that sometimes words just aren't enough to capture the depth of one's sorrow. Yet, amidst the sadness, Angela underscores the crucial role of support networks and community resources, like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, in navigating these turbulent times. This episode is a powerful reminder of the importance of reaching out for help and the strength found in vulnerability.
Angela's honesty offers a comforting hand to those grappling with similar battles, highlighting that while the journey is tough, it's one that doesn't have to be faced alone.