Hosted by content creator Abi Feltham, “Recovery From Anything” brings you remarkable true stories of survival and recovery, told by the people who lived them.
Each episode, Abi is joined by a guest who tells us not only what happened, but what happened after and what it’s like now. Through stories of adversity and transformation, Abi begs the question: how do you find the courage to heal when you’ve already slid so far down the scale?
This is a podcast for anybody who has ever been in the thick of it, because whether it be addiction, disorder, hardship or tragedy, we are all recovering from something.
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/recovery-from-anything.
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Hosted by content creator Abi Feltham, “Recovery From Anything” brings you remarkable true stories of survival and recovery, told by the people who lived them.
Each episode, Abi is joined by a guest who tells us not only what happened, but what happened after and what it’s like now. Through stories of adversity and transformation, Abi begs the question: how do you find the courage to heal when you’ve already slid so far down the scale?
This is a podcast for anybody who has ever been in the thick of it, because whether it be addiction, disorder, hardship or tragedy, we are all recovering from something.
Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/recovery-from-anything.
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Raised by a single mother alongside four brothers and a sister, Chloe never knew her biological father. However, her world would change forever when her mother married her step-dad. This union brought with it the burden of addiction, as both her mother and step-dad struggled with alcohol abuse, often neglecting not only Chloe but also the needs of her siblings.
At the tender age of 6, Chloe's life took a dark turn when her step-dad began sexually abusing her. This painful secret she carried weighed heavily on her shoulders, leading her to act out at school and even lash out at her younger brother.
It wasn't until Chloe reached the age of 14 that she experienced a life-altering epiphany. She finally realized the gravity of the sexual abuse she had endured for years and made the courageous decision to confide in her mother about the horrors she had endured.
Content/trigger warnings: child abuse, sexual assault, drug and alcohol abuse.
For people who are struggling with sexual thoughts and behaviours towards children, or are concerned about someone else's behaviour, you can call Stop It Now! on 0808 1000 900.
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