Healing

We’ve all experienced something traumatic on varying levels. The way we were raised, past relationships, loss of a loved one, or addiction to drugs or alcohol, just to name a few. How do we move on from these situations and continue our growth? Where does healing begin and end? And what’s the process for accepting that we deserve to move into a healing space?

On this week’s episode Cameron, Willy and Neight are joined by Katie Hansen from Katie’s Crazy Corner podcast to take a deep dive into healing. Not only is Katie a domestic abuse survivor, she is also a life management coach, body positivity coach and support liaison for other women in need. We get to hear how Katie continues to go through her own healing process after finally getting the courage to escape her own abusive situation and how she has used that experience to become the strong, brave woman that she is today.

This week’s Warstory is another great one. 28-year-old Samantha tells us how alcohol nearly killed her. From constantly blacking out to waking up in the hospital after being dumped off in the hospital parking lot with an BAL of .457%, which is stronger than most general anesthesia, Samantha has come a long way in her first 9 months of recovery. From isolating and binging on food and alcohol, she has been able to turn things around and has not only been abstinent from drugs or alcohol but has managed to shed a significant amount of weight and establish a healthy exercise routine. We applaud her for owning her story and sharing it with the world!

You can follow Samantha on Instagram @miss_parson to see the amazing transformation for yourself!

Be sure to check out Katie’s Crazy Corner for more awesome wisdom and love from Katie and be sure to check out her website, www.katiescrazycorner.com. You can also follow her on Instagram at @redhead_forrealz. If you or anybody you know is in an abusive situation, you can contact Katie directly on Instagram or at redhead_forrealz@yahoo.com. Whether you need to formulate a plan of action, or just talk to someone who understands, do not hesitate to reach out.

Also, you can check out www.thehotline.org for more information on how to get support. You can also call 1-800-799-7233 24/7. The first step to healing is having the courage to surrender to the help that’s available.

We at The Other Side of Hell can also be contacted at theothersideofhell@gmail.com.

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