Marlon Hughes
Marlon Hughes
The Disease Concept
The Disease Concept
The Disease Concept
Friday 28th July 2017
Join Marlon Hughes on 'Another Opinion' as he shares his journey with addiction, exploring the disease concept and its spiritual dimensions. Listen now.
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Marlon Hughes
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Categories:
Relationships & Community
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!The Disease Concept: Marlon Hughes' Take on Addiction as a Spiritual Journey
I suffer from a spiritual disease, and whether anybody else out there understands it or not is not my fight. As long as I'm doing this deal One Day at a time, knowing fully that I suffer from a spiritual disease, I have a fighting chance to stay sober because within that, within within that knowledge that I suffer from a spiritual disease, I have a solution for it and it helps me.
Marlon Hughes brings a deeply personal touch to the complex topic of addiction in this episode of 'Another Opinion'. Sharing his own struggles with substance abuse, Hughes dives into the idea of addiction as a disease, not just of the mind and body, but also of the spirit. His reflections provide a candid look at how this perspective has shaped his path to sobriety.
Hughes doesn't shy away from the ongoing debate about the disease concept, acknowledging that some might see it as an excuse for bad behavior. Yet, he stands firm in his belief that viewing addiction through a spiritual lens is vital for recovery. He emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with positive influences and maintaining accountability. For Hughes, these elements are key to staying sober.
This episode offers listeners a unique and heartfelt perspective on addiction, challenging them to consider how spiritual health plays a role in their own journeys. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about different approaches to addiction, Hughes' insights provide valuable food for thought.