I kept thinking about the judge in the Larry Nassar trial during my withdrawal time which was those days where I was just walking on the beach for like way too long and like in the fetal position. And I would walk and I talked to my therapist talk to Abby I still have a lot of work to do. She said after this one woman told her story and she was crying and the judge said leave your pain here and go out and do your magnificent things. That is what withdraw feels like for me this time but it will be different because I'm not just trying to do a bunch of strategies. I'm allowing that self to speak.
Glennon shares what her recovery – leaving something you can’t live without – feels like: Almost impossible. She explains how she views recovery as an invitation to a great quest that improves life for every person who accepts it.
If you haven’t listened to Glennon’s latest episode about her recovery journey and embodiment, check it out here: Episode 194 Glennon Finds Her Healing Partner.
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