#094 |Taking Responsibility | Mariah‘s Warstory

2021-10-22

What happened to us is not our fault. Being alcoholic is not our fault. Becoming addicted is not our fault. BUT-it is our responsibility to do what is necessary to not let those things take us over. We ask for the strength to change the things we can. And today, we’re talking about taking responsibility for those things. This week’s topic is inspired by the warstory from Mariah! Mariah grew up in a small town in a family full of alcoholism. She was always uncomfortable in her skin until she found her happiness in beers and boys. Hear how she wor...

What happened to us is not our fault. Being alcoholic is not our fault. Becoming addicted is not our fault. BUT-it is our responsibility to do what is necessary to not let those things take us over.

We ask for the strength to change the things we can. And today, we’re talking about taking responsibility for those things.

This week’s topic is inspired by the warstory from Mariah! Mariah grew up in a small town in a family full of alcoholism. She was always uncomfortable in her skin until she found her happiness in beers and boys. Hear how she works today to love herself without outside validation. She takes responsibility for her actions and her recovery and does what she needs to to stay stopped.

Thank you Mariah for sharing your story!!

You can follow Mariah on IG @mariahjeau. If you or anybody you know is struggling, check out PRISM coaching program in the link in her bio.

RESOURCES

Excellent Drugs and Suicide resource from The Recovery Village www.therecoveryvillage.com/drug-addiction/drugs-and-suicide/

If you have questions about how your condition can lead to suicidal thoughts check this out from The Recovery Village www.therecoveryvillage.com/co-occurring-disorders/suicide-hotline/

Alcoholics Anonymous online meetings

https://aa-intergroup.org/

Narcotics Anonymous online meetings

https://virtual-na.org/

Find an Overeaters Anonymous meeting

https://oa.org/find-a-meeting/

Refuge Recovery website

https://refugerecovery.org/

Substance Abuse and Mental Health services

1-800-662-HELP

https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline

Suicide prevention hotline