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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2021 · 39 MIN

When Suicide Is The Only Answer || A Gripping Interview with Sarah Gray Perez

from Recovery Hour · host Lori Windfeldt

In January of 2020, after drinking 1 gallon of tequila and ingesting 600 pills, Sarah found herself waking up in a hospital, pissed as all get out that the administration did not follow her "do not resuscitate" orders. Having been in and out of numerous treatment facilities, separated from her husband and child for years, suffering from mental and physical illnesses since childhood, with no will to live, Sarah's self-worth was in debt and she felt it time to file for bankruptcy. With the power of prayer and universal good juju from a slew of strangers responding to a social media post, Sarah miraculously came out of a 5-day coma with all her faculties about her. This is the story of Sarah Gray Perez ; In this episode Lori & Sarah discuss: Mental health/illness with the intent to educate and normalize conversation Co-occurring disorder Self-love and self-worth Grief and loss Suicide ideation Marital stress; separation Loss of child custody Degenerative back disorder and associated chronic pain Child diagnosis Bi-polar disorder Generalized anxiety disorder Borderline personality disorder PTSD Dissociative disorder Over medicating for mental illness How the dollar store can bring joy to your recovery   FOR ALL THINGS THE RECOVERY HOUR: www.therecoveryhour.com www.loriwindfeldt.com  IG: @the.recovery.hour.podcast FB: @therecoveryhourpodcast CH: @therecoveryhour FOR 24/7 CRISIS SUPPORT PLEASE CALL: USA: 1.800.273.8255 CANADA: 1.833.456.4566 AUSTRALIA: 13 11 14

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