Felana Milbourne (aka Laydee Felana)
Felana Milbourne (aka Laydee Felana)
Is there an alcoholic gene, is suboxone a lifetime treatment with GoodLoe Napier III
Is there an alcoholic gene, is suboxone a lifetime treatment with GoodLoe Napier III
Is there an alcoholic gene, is suboxone a lifetime treatment with GoodLoe Napier III
Thursday 4th August 2022
GoodLoe Napier III joins Felana Milbourne to discuss addiction genetics, suboxone treatment, and the impact of faith on recovery.
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55 minutes
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Hopeful
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Author:
Felana Milbourne (aka Laydee Felana)
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Relationships & Community
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Get the buttons here!Genes, Suboxone, and Faith: Navigating Addiction with GoodLoe Napier III
When we handle anger in the wrong way, we give the devil ammunition to use against us and others.
What if your battle with addiction was written in your genes? In this thought-provoking episode, host Felana Milbourne, also known as Laydee Felana, sits down with GoodLoe Napier III to tackle some pressing questions about addiction. They dive into whether there's an 'alcoholic gene' and discuss the role of suboxone as a long-term treatment option. But it doesn't stop there. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as they explore the significance of faith and spirituality in the recovery journey.
Napier shares his personal experiences and insights, shedding light on how community support and faith can be powerful tools in overcoming addiction. With the opioid crisis still looming large, this episode offers a blend of scientific inquiry and spiritual reflection, making it a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction or curious about different paths to recovery. Whether you're grappling with addiction yourself or supporting a loved one, you'll find valuable perspectives and a sense of hope here.