Today I am joined by Seth Bowman who talks to us about why its so important to understand our stories. The good and the bad. It all has created who we are. We also talk about why its so important to communicate our thoughts and struggles in order to be heard and understood. If you have questions or would like to talk to myself or Seth you can reach out to us by email: [email protected].

I almost quit, till I remembered everything I’m fighting for, and everything I’ve been through. Because I have planted such deep roots into my recovery, even when the storms blow and try to rip me out of my place of peace and control, I stand firm and immovable. I will not quit, and you won’t either. We are in this together. Let’s Go!!! Remember to hit that five star review, subscribe, and if you would like to reach out or leave a comment, or share your story on the podcast, hit me up at: [email protected]

Author of "Just Don't Die" and Public Speaker, Sam Anthony Lucania Joins Me to talk about the events in his life that led him to a place beyond his worst fears and how even that wasn’t enough to keep him from his addictions, out of jail, or from nearly dying. Now he’s a professional speaker, an author, and most importantly, a dedicated husband, father, and advocate of Christ. You don’t wanna miss this one. Please reach out with any questions to my email: [email protected]

Luke Gordon, founder of “Choose Recovery”, and LCS affiliate joins us to talk about his journey through multiple rock-bottom‘s and going to places of darkness he never thought possible. Then, taking us through the Evolutionaries changes that needed to take place in his life over multiple years, learning how to be honest, even knowing that the consequences could mean the end of everything he held dear. Luke story is one that truly shows that we cannot go beyond the reach of the atonement of our Savior Jesus Christ. And that with the right amount of effort and hope, the greatest happiness imaginable is still obtainable. It just takes time and evolution, like a long sunrise leading up to the most beautiful morning imaginable.

This week we are joined by Dr. Brock Johansen who dives into the dangers of conforming to the norms of societal pressures, lifetime medications, and religous/familial expectations. How do we discern truth amidst so much information? Who do we blame for our current situation? Where do we turn for lasting recovery and healing? And where does grace come in to play? We also take advantage of Brock’s in-depth knowledge of how to get off of medications by resolving the root issues through science and discovery. It could be environment, nutrition, or a more mental imbalance. Whatever it is, there is hope and help. And through it all, even as we are broken down and molded into something stronger and better, God is taking part in the process.

To find love and lose it, to start a life together and have it torn away, to raise a child who suddenly loses their life, to get that phone call that changes everything, to think that you had more time, only to have it stripped away by illness, tragedy, or any other means, is one of the most difficult and profound trials a person can go through. Today I am blessed to be joined by Joy Harris, who, at young age found love, and while she always knew her boyfriend had a risk of a shorter life with the cancer he was fighting, she never expected it to be over so soon. Their lives as a married couple had just started when the cancer came back with a vengeance and the good fight was lost. Join us today and hear her story of how she sought out healing and worked through the grief of losing a loved one who was gone too soon. And had to work through finding understanding and comfort and peace, to eventually find love again. And as always, if you would like to share your story or ask questions, or are going through something similar and feel the need to reach out, you can do so through our email: [email protected].

You wouldn’t typically think that bringing a child into this world would be something that would cause you to lose a part of yourself. But it is one of the most common things for a woman to experience. Struggling through postpartum depression affects a huge percentage of women every single year. And the symptoms can be absolutely devastating and even dangerous. I was lucky enough to be joined this week by two amazing women (Kyra and Danica), who spoke about their struggles and fights that they went through after giving birth, and why it is so important to recognize the symptoms of PPD and to talk to someone about what’s going on. There is no shame in seeking help and taking medications to balance the internal system that has been thrown off by child birth. For the sake of both Mother and child help is available.

It’s every parents worst fear. To have your child come to you and tell you that someone who they thought was their friend, has been forcing them to do things for them, and to them, all in the name of loyalty and friendship. That kind of trauma leaves some serious scars, and if not dealt with pave the way for addiction and acting out. Anything to numb the pain of the past. Well, that’s exactly what happened with Nate. But he did not sit and stay in victim mode. He fought through his trauma, he saw his potential, and he leaned into recovery and The Savior. And He is one of the most outstanding young men I’ve ever had the pleasure to meet. You’ve got to hear this story! If you can relate to this and want to reach out to Myself or Nate, please don’t hesitate to email us at [email protected]. And if you know someone that needs to hear this story, please share it with them. It could be the thing that starts them on their own path of healing and recovery. Even if it’s just the thing that tells them they are not alone, isn’t that worth sharing?

What is generational toxicity? What have we carried down from our parents and them from their parents, that is toxic and harmful? How do we change all that? Im joined by fellow warrior Rich, as we discuss these questions and breach the difficult solution to these questions. A special thank you to all of those who responded on social media and helped in expanding the research into such an important topic. Member, if you would like to reach out to us or participate in anyway, please don’t hesitate to reach out at our email: recoveryou2gmail.com