Recovery Internet Radio

Recovery Internet Radio

Recovery Internet Radio

  • Don't Leave Before the Miracle Happens

Don't Leave Before the Miracle Happens

Monday 4th March 2013

Join Rick Atwater and Rob Ryberg on Recovery Internet Radio as Julie M shares her journey from family struggles to finding solace in poetry.
62 minutes
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Julie M's Transformation: From Family Struggles to Poetic Healing

The miracle is me, and I owe my life to the steps and the god who inspired them.
Ever wondered how the shadows of childhood can shape a person’s life? Julie M's story is a testament to resilience and transformation. Growing up in a household where alcoholism was the unspoken elephant in the room, Julie and her siblings faced daily challenges. Dirty clothes, bruises, and unkempt hair were their norm until a church worker finally named the problem: alcoholism. This revelation was the first step on Julie's tumultuous journey through anger, rebellion, and addictive relationships.
But her story doesn't end in despair. Julie found her way to recovery, becoming a beacon of hope and even a published poet. In this episode of Recovery Internet Radio, hosts Rick Atwater and Rob Ryberg sit down with Julie to unpack her incredible journey. They explore how recognizing her family's addiction was a turning point and discuss the powerful role that vulnerability and community support played in her healing process.
Julie’s story is not just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding beauty and meaning in the midst of chaos. Her journey will resonate with anyone who has faced similar struggles or is looking for inspiration on their path to recovery. Tune in to hear how Julie turned her pain into poetry and learn valuable lessons about the importance of seeking help and embracing vulnerability.