4.03 Rea Bochner / Writer4.03 Rea Bochner / Writer
Since Right Now
"I was so horribly offended—like she had accused …
53:01•20 Jul 2017
Rea Bochner's Candid Talk on Recovery, Writing, and Parenthood
“After that, you know, it was the end of the romantic comedy. But you know my recovery, that's for me the foundation of my recovery.”
Ever felt like you don’t belong in a recovery meeting? Rea Bochner certainly did. In this eye-opening episode of 'Since Right Now', Rea, a writer, musician, and mother, shares her raw and heartfelt journey to sobriety. From her early days of crafting haikus in third grade to penning her debut memoir 'The Cape House', Rea's story is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of boundaries.
She dives into her struggles with food addiction and how she found solace in OA and AA meetings, despite initial resistance. As a mother, Rea also opens up about the unique challenges of staying sober while raising children. Her experiences highlight the delicate balance between maintaining control and letting go, a crucial aspect of recovery. Tune in to hear Rea's candid reflections and gain insights into how she navigates the complexities of life, sobriety, and creativity.
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