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vol 58. Sobriety Date 2/3/2021 (Lynne)
vol 58. Sobriety Date 2/3/2021 (Lynne)
vol 58. Sobriety Date 2/3/2021 (Lynne)
Thursday 17th June 2021
Join Lynne on Keep Coming Back Podcast as she shares her journey from bulimia and addiction to sobriety, showcasing resilience and the power of support.
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Get the buttons here!Lynne's Honest Path from Bulimia to Sobriety
I always liked food, remember. So I didn't really know what bulimia was... Years Later I was constantly looking for that same high. So my use, you know, was pretty consistent and it got to a point where I was ending up in pretty bad situations.
Growing up in a chaotic household with an alcoholic father and a rage-filled mother, Lynne's early life was anything but stable. Her emotional outbursts were often met with harsh containment, leading her to find solace in food, eventually developing bulimia as her first escape. This episode of the 'Keep Coming Back Podcast' takes you through Lynne's raw and unfiltered journey of addiction and recovery.
From her childhood struggles to her battles with alcohol and cocaine, Lynne's story is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. After drifting away from Alcoholics Anonymous for 14 years, thinking she could handle a drink, she quickly found herself spiraling back into old habits. But Lynne's story doesn't end there. Today, she has embraced a new sobriety, turning to support systems instead of substances when life gets tough.
Her candid reflections on trauma, mental health, and the importance of seeking help make this episode a must-listen for anyone facing similar battles. Lynne’s narrative is not just about overcoming addiction; it’s about finding strength in vulnerability and the courage to reach out before the pain becomes too much.