Bridgette's Path to Sobriety: Overcoming Childhood Struggles and Finding Hope
I have this program to come back to where I'm supposed to be, and I can still tend to beat myself up These Days, but I notice it a lot faster, and I notice it when I'm being a jerk to someone a lot faster and I can take care of it a lot faster.
Imagine growing up with a learning disability and a big ego that would later fuel an addiction. Bridgette’s story on The Pink House Chronicles takes you on a raw and honest journey from the depths of addiction to the triumphs of recovery. Her childhood challenges set the stage for a tumultuous life, but it's her candid recounting of hitting rock bottom that truly resonates. Through Alcoholics Anonymous, Bridgette found the lifeline she desperately needed.
She opens up about the hurdles she faced while working through the 12 steps, the importance of finding the right sponsor, and the necessity of a solid support system. Bridgette’s message is clear: recovery is a daily commitment, filled with ups and downs, but it’s also a path to better relationships, improved health, and a newfound sense of purpose.
Her story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction, reminding us that no matter how far we've fallen, there's always a way back. Tune in to hear Bridgette’s inspiring tale of resilience and transformation.