Jim Rachels
Jim Rachels
Addicts Anonymous Podcast Episode 111 - Interview with Jenise L.
Addicts Anonymous Podcast Episode 111 - Interview with Jenise L.
Addicts Anonymous Podcast Episode 111 - Interview with Jenise L.
Wednesday 1st June 2022
Hear Jenise L.'s raw journey from addiction to sobriety, emphasizing support groups and personal accountability on Addicts Anonymous Episode 111.
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31 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Jenise L.: From Addiction's Grasp to a Life of Sobriety
I love people that are in AA and recovery. I'm a religious person and I get that at church, but I don't get the same understanding that I get in AA anywhere else in the world, any other group I'm in.
Imagine the chaos of sneaking drugs and alcohol to school, and the heartbreak of being asked to leave your own father's house. That's just a glimpse into Jenise L.'s tumultuous early life. In this episode of 'Addicts Anonymous', Jenise opens up about her struggle with addiction and the incredible journey she undertook to reclaim her life.
Jenise's story is a raw and honest account of the dark places addiction can take you, but also a testament to the power of resilience and community. She shares how support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous played a crucial role in her recovery, offering a unique understanding and camaraderie she couldn't find elsewhere. But it wasn't just about the group meetings; personal accountability became her cornerstone. By holding herself accountable, Jenise managed to stay on track and avoid relapse.
She also found solace and strength in reading recovery literature, which deepened her understanding of addiction and the recovery process. Jenise's journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible with perseverance, support, and a commitment to personal growth. Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Jenise's story offers hope and practical insights that can make a difference.