Thank you so much for sharing. There is so much I want to say. We share so much in common thru our children with addiction. ❤
@ig0108678 ай бұрын
You guys are inspiring me and so many in the path of recovery ❤
@myrandapistokache66538 ай бұрын
I’m a 29 yo single mama to a 3 yo little girl and have been struggling with SUD, I have a couple days clean (again-I was 2 months in when I had a relapse) and checking your TT page is part of my daily routine, you & your daughter’s story is very inspiring for me, always praying for ya’ll & sending the best vibes.
@mirandax0x5 ай бұрын
Babe I hope you're still chasing recovery ❤ I was just turning 29 when I first finally began my recovery and now I'm coming up on my 3 years in 3 months. You can do it, and never be afraid to try mat if other methods aren't working for you. For some reason I would never give it a shot, and then when I finally did, I couldn't understand why I had waited so long. Keep pushing ❤❤
@mirandax0x5 ай бұрын
Always love your content ❤ love the transparency and honesty
@mirandax0x5 ай бұрын
"Which came first mental illness or addiction?" Very very accurate, I know for me it was mental illness, unknowingly masking autism and trying to find a way in the world to feel "normal" by self medicating, and I didn't learn or understand or even find out about my autism until I was in very early recovery, I just always knew I had severe adhd not knowing in women there is a huge crossover with the two
@mirandax0x5 ай бұрын
I had a staid relationship at best with my dad and step mom for the longest time, and then my dad started asking me to dinner, having me over for movies. I was still getting high, he knew that. But that was the beginning for me. After using for a decade that was the year i actually began and kept with my recovery. It feels so much more possible when your family is behind you. When neither my mom or my dad would talk to me, that was easily my lowest and worst time of using. The tough love approach is so inhumane sometimes 17:09