Shannon
Shannon
Why did Shannon crack her knuckles?
Why did Shannon crack her knuckles?
Why did Shannon crack her knuckles?
Tuesday 25th May 2021
Shannon Louise reveals her journey through addiction and recovery, highlighting the importance of self-discovery and fellowship in sobriety.
39 minutes
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Shannon's Path to Sobriety: A Tale of Triumph and Quirks
Yes, it's crazy to know what life can provide us with once we get sober, because I always thought that alcoholism was an old man in a trench coat holding a bag of booze.
Ever wondered why Shannon cracks her knuckles? In this episode of 'Recovery Captured', Shannon Louise opens up about her journey through addiction and recovery. Alongside co-host Jillian, Shannon dives into her personal quirks, her struggles with alcohol and drugs, and the steps she's taken to maintain her health. From her teenage years experimenting with marijuana and alcohol to later encounters with mushrooms and cocaine, Shannon shares how substances became a way to cope with childhood trauma and insecurity.
But it's not all gloom and doom. Shannon's story is also one of hope, resilience, and humor. She talks about the pivotal moment she decided to seek help and how self-discovery played a crucial role in her recovery. Understanding what makes her tick—both the good and the bad—has been essential in maintaining her sobriety. Shannon also highlights the importance of fellowship, emphasizing how connecting with others who understood her struggles was instrumental in her journey.
This episode is a candid, heartfelt, and sometimes funny look at addiction and recovery, offering listeners both inspiration and practical advice. Tune in for a good belly laugh and some serious reflection on the road to sobriety.