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141 - 4 Myths in the Recovery Community

141 - 4 Myths in the Recovery Community

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 This week we are discussing 4 myths (that we think keep people stuck) in the recovery community. Patrick and I deeply believe in our mission to bring education and awareness around recovery because we know the freedom in your life that it can bring. That being said, there are several beliefs in the recovery and faith communities that we see keeping people from reaching their full potential in life. 4 myths we discuss today: 1. Your suffering is holy 2. Anyone who wants to lead a recovery group should (even if they aren't in recovery) 3. Addiction is permanent 4. Women can't have autonomy in marriage In contrast to the above, we believe in: 1. Personal responsibility and boundaries 2. Lead by example 3. Addiction is reversible and you can achieve full freedom from it 4. Men and women are equal in marriage some we both lead each other in different areas

Additional episodes you may like based on todays’ content:

Sobriety vs Recovery: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/recoveru-betrayal-trauma-sex-addiction-support-betrayal/id1674653111?i=1000684064277

Forgiveness:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/recoveru-betrayal-trauma-sex-addiction-support-betrayal/id1674653111?i=1000629370575

We hope this episode is encouraging and shines a light on the possibilities of true health.

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