Marnae Moore: Overcoming Eating Disorders and Opioid Addiction
I think we're all more susceptible to the possibility of addiction when our emotional lives are unhealthy and when we've been holding on to childhood traumas and when we've been holding on to insecurities and when we aren't directly dealing with our grief and our loss in our life.
Ever wondered how intertwined emotional struggles can lead to severe addiction? Marnae Moore's story offers a poignant look into this harsh reality. In this compelling episode of Project Recovery, Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley sit down with Marnae to unravel her journey through the maze of eating disorders and opioid addiction. Marnae opens up about her early years, grappling with self-esteem issues that spiraled into an eating disorder by the age of sixteen.
As if that wasn’t enough, life threw more challenges her way. By twenty, she was married with children, but a subsequent divorce only deepened her struggles. The emotional turmoil led her to seek solace in opioids, a decision that eventually necessitated a kidney transplant. Her candid discussion sheds light on the immense physical and emotional toll of addiction. But Marnae’s story doesn’t end there.
She shares the pivotal moment she realized she needed help and how therapy played a crucial role in her recovery. Her journey underscores the vital connection between emotional well-being and addiction, emphasizing that addressing grief and loss is essential on the road to recovery. This episode is not just about Marnae's battles; it's a testament to resilience and the importance of seeking help.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or supporting someone who is, Marnae’s insights offer hope and practical advice for navigating the path to recovery.