Symone Redwine: From Adderall Addiction to Recovery and Renewal
I lost weight, I got my body together and I actually was able to find replacements, healthy replacements, for what I found to be the benefits of adderall, for example, working out and spending more time outside and doing more activities like that.
When you think of high-profile lawyers and reality TV stars, addiction might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But for Symone Redwine, owner of The Redwine Law Firm, PLLC, and a recent cast member of OWN TV’s 'Ready to Love', addiction to Adderall became a deeply personal battle. In this episode of 'Addiction Talk', Symone opens up about her journey from addiction to recovery, sharing insights that are both raw and inspiring.
Symone’s story begins with the pressures of a demanding career in fashion and trademark law in New York City. Representing big names like Christian Louboutin and Louis Vuitton, the stress was immense. To cope, she turned to Adderall, a decision that spiraled into addiction. Symone candidly discusses how Adderall affected her body and life, leading her to seek treatment at American Addiction Centers' River Oaks facility.
Listeners will hear about the turning point when Symone realized she needed help, the steps she took towards recovery, and the importance of finding healthy alternatives to manage stress. Her transformation is not just about quitting Adderall but also about adopting a healthier lifestyle. She shares how activities like working out and spending more time outdoors have become her new coping mechanisms. Symone’s story is a powerful reminder that addiction doesn’t discriminate.
It can affect anyone, regardless of their success or status. By sharing her experience, she hopes to break the stigma surrounding addiction and encourage others to seek help. Her journey is a testament to the possibility of recovery and the strength it takes to reclaim one's life. Tune in to hear Symone Redwine’s honest and hopeful narrative, and join the conversation on how we can collectively support those battling addiction.