Ep 317: The show is back. I'll be discussing losing faith in myself and how self-doubt can manifest in various forms. We will cover self-care, boundaries, and how to prioritize what you desire in your addiction recovery.
Long-time listeners, you will notice my rambunctious nature here. Newcomers, not all episodes flow like this, and this here is an opportunity to speak raw and real with you all about how my addiction recovery, though 8+ years strong, has its peaks and canyons just like everyone's life has.
As I say in this episode, it's not sobriety that sucks; sometimes it's just life kicking and kicking, and we gotta regroup or else lose our grip.
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