EPISODE · Oct 30, 2021 · 1 MIN

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from Pleasurable Sobriety · host Scarlett Moon

This is aimed to discuss my recovery and struggles with mental health. I will talk about my experiences before and after I got sober as well as specific events in my childhood that may have influenced the decisions I made in my life. I will also talk about eating disorders in later episodes. Mainly, this podcast will help me continue my journey through sobriety and lend a helping hand to those who need a little extra support. The goal of this is to help those who feel alone and to let everyone know that they can achieve sobriety.

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