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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 53 MIN

Marine Vet: Boxing Her Way Through Sobriety

from This Sober Vet Podcast · host Joe Yurick

Most people don’t realize how close they are to losing everything — until a moment of clarity shifts their path. Stephanie Simon, a U.S. Marine, Olympic boxing champion, and sobriety warrior, shares raw, inspiring stories of overcoming trauma, addiction, and adversity. From her groundbreaking journey in combat arms as one of the first women to serve in those roles, to battling the dark depths of alcohol use—her story isn’t just about fighting in the ring, but fighting for her life and purpose.In this episode, Stephanie reveals how her military service shaped her resilience, and how she finally found freedom through sobriety. She opens up about the harrowing experiences at the Naval Academy, confronting sexual assault, and the moment she realized alcohol could destroy everything she fought for. Stephanie’s insights will challenge your perception of weakness and strength, showing that true courage lies in facing life’s toughest battles with vulnerability and resolve.You’ll discover: the psychological toll of trauma and addiction, practical strategies for mental resilience, and how to build unshakeable confidence after facing life’s darkest moments. Stephanie emphasizes that sobriety isn’t about deprivation — it’s about reclaiming your power and clarity to chase your biggest dreams. Her story is a testament to the fact that no matter how shattered you feel, transformation is possible if you’re willing to face the truth.This episode is perfect for veterans, athletes, entrepreneurs, or anyone feeling trapped in their struggles, desperate for a push toward healing. Stephanie’s powerful journey from trauma to triumph will leave you inspired to take the first step toward your best life. Whether you’re battling addiction, reintegrating into civvy life, or simply seeking motivation to overcome doubts, this conversation will remind you: your future is yours to rewrite.Stephanie Simon is a Marine Corps veteran, professional boxer, and advocate for mental health and sobriety. Her journey through injury, adversity, and self-discovery highlights the resilience it takes to break free from the cycle and live a life filled with purpose. Her story proves that strength is found not in perfection, but in persistence and authenticity.If you want to hear how one woman turned her pain into power, and learn how sobriety can be your ultimate liberation — hit play now. Your transformation starts here.Our mission is to normalize sobriety with Veterans.Web: www.thissobervet.comIG: @thissobervetpodcastFB: This Sober Vet Podcast

Most people don’t realize how close they are to losing everything — until a moment of clarity shifts their path. Stephanie Simon, a U.S. Marine, Olympic boxing champion, and sobriety warrior, shares raw, inspiring stories of overcoming trauma, addiction, and adversity. From her groundbreaking journey in combat arms as one of the first women to serve in those roles, to battling the dark depths of alcohol use—her story isn’t just about fighting in the ring, but fighting for her life and purpose...

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Most people don’t realize how close they are to losing everything — until a moment of clarity shifts their path. Stephanie Simon, a U.S. Marine, Olympic boxing champion, and sobriety warrior, shares raw, inspiring stories of overcoming trauma,...

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