Corey Winfield
Corey Winfield
October 31 - What are these unfamiliar things?
October 31 - What are these unfamiliar things?
October 31 - What are these unfamiliar things?
Friday 1st November 2019
Corey and Marney Winfield discuss facing tough days in recovery, share ghost stories, and highlight the mission of 217 Recovery.
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About this podcast
Author:
Corey Winfield
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Financial Health in Recovery
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Facing the Dark Days: Corey and Marney's Recovery Stories
The only thing you can do is better yourself and figure out when you need to shut up and listen and when you need to act and try not to react.
Ever had one of those days where everything feels like a struggle? Corey and Marney Winfield dive into just that in this episode of the 217 Recovery Podcast. Halloween might be a time for spooky fun, but for many in recovery, it can be a tough day from start to finish. Corey opens up about his recent bout with feeling down and how he managed to pull through it.
He shares some hard-earned wisdom on the importance of truly listening in conversations—a lesson he picked up during his last stint in treatment. Marney joins in, adding her own experiences and insights, making this episode a heartfelt conversation about the real challenges of recovery. But it’s not all heavy—Corey and Marney lighten the mood with some ghost stories that bring a touch of Halloween spirit to the mix.
This episode also gives you a peek into the mission of 217 Recovery, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting those in early recovery and active addiction. Whether you’re navigating your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Corey and Marney’s candid discussions offer both comfort and practical advice. Tune in to hear their stories, laugh a little, and maybe even learn something new about facing the dark days.