Class A People

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In this bonus episode, Hannah shares an anonymous story from one of the Class A People listeners. It is a cautionary tale about the dangers of sharing drugs with strangers, emphasizing the importance of drug safety and harm reduction. She recounts a personal experience that highlights the unpredictable nature of drug use and the potential consequences of reckless behaviour. The conversation also touches on the need for better education around drug safety and the importance of utilizing drug testing services at festivals.

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In this conversation, Hannah interview Fran from Head Nooks. The guest shares their personal journey with ADHD, substance abuse, and the path to sobriety. They discuss their late diagnosis, childhood experiences, and how sports served as an outlet. The conversation delves into the impact of drugs and alcohol on their life, the process of rehabilitation, and the ongoing challenges of understanding ADHD. The speaker explores alternative treatments, the role of therapy, and the search for balance and fulfillment in life post-recovery.Please note that this someone's personal journey and Class A People doesn't advise listeners to take or try anything mentioned in this episode without consulting a professional. Psilocybin is illegal in the UK and we do not advise taking it.

Fran's Tik Tok is @headnooks

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In this bonus episode of Class A People, host Hannah reflects on the podcast's success and expresses gratitude to listeners and supporters. She shares humorous stories from one of the podcasts listners experiences with alcohol, emphasizing the importance of laughter and light-heartedness in the context of recovery and addiction. The episode serves as a reminder that while serious topics are essential, it's equally important to find joy and humour in life.

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In this conversation Hannah celebrates 6 months of sobriety by introducing her friend Betty whom she met at the start of her recovery journey. Betty's story is one to be admired and shows that anyone really can get sober. She reflects on her journey through six years of sobriety, discussing the impact of childhood trauma, family dynamics, and the struggles with addiction and mental health. She shares her experiences with domestic violence from her mother and the complexities of a troubled father. The conversation delves into the consequences of family secrets, the turning point of 2 suicide attempts, and the ongoing journey towards healing and understanding. The two friends also discuss Betty's harrowing journey of addiction, relationships, and recovery. The speaker shares their experiences with substance abuse, the impact of toxic relationships, and the struggle to find a path to healing. Through a series of life-altering events, including a near-fatal car crash and a traumatic encounter with a dealer, the speaker ultimately finds hope and purpose in recovery, leading to a fulfilling life dedicated to helping others.

Please be aware of the triggering topics in this episode:

- Domestic Violence

- Bulimia

- Self Harming

- Suicide Attempts

- Drug Abuse

- Sexual Assault

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In this Bonus Episode on Class A People Hannah shares an anonymous story from a listener of the podcast. The story tells the tales of trauma, addiction, and the complexities of consent. It's a powerful story about the listeners struggles with alcohol and drugs, leading to a traumatic experience that shaped her understanding of consent and sexual assault. The conversation emphasizes the importance of open discussions about these topics and the journey towards recovery and healing.

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In this conversation, Jemima shares her profound journey through childhood trauma, mental health struggles, and the impact of her mother's alcoholism and anorexia. She discusses the complexities of growing up in a large family, the generational trauma that shaped her experiences, and her own battle with anorexia as a coping mechanism. Jemima highlights the importance of therapy, connection, and accountability in her recovery journey, emphasizing that healing is a personal responsibility. She reflects on the challenges of navigating treatment, the role of hope, and the significance of sharing her story to inspire others facing similar struggles.

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In this Bonus Episode on Class A People Hannah shares an anonymous story from a listener of the podcasts. The story tells the tale of her journey with drug use, particularly during the lockdown period. She discusses the normalization of drug use in her relationship, the escalation of her habits, and the eventual realization of her addiction. Hannah goes on to highlight the importance of recognising the phases of addiction, the enabling behaviours that can occur in relationships, and the path to recovery. She also highlights that addiction can manifest in various forms and does not discriminate based on one's background or success.

If you would like to share your story to help others please send it to: [email protected]

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In this Bonus Episode on Class A People Hannah shares an anonymous personal story of drug addiction and cancer. The story tells of their journey from occasional cocaine use to becoming a functioning addict, struggling with debt and prioritizing drugs over family. They also discuss their battle with cancer and how it affected their addiction. The main takeaway is that addiction is a mental illness and addicts often struggle to prioritize anything over their drug of choice.

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