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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2022
- On this episode we're joined by Counsellor Joanne O'Dwyer of the Red Door Project who talks to us about her life in addiction, mental health, education and her recovery.
We really appreciate Joanne taking the time to talk with us and be so honest about her story. Thanks again Joanne and all the best.
We'd also like to thank Danny O'Donovan of www.quickminutes.com for his continued support of the podcast. Danny has been looking out for us since day one and we're delighted to be giving back to him. Cheers Danny.
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What an incredibly insightful conversation 🔥 thanks for being so vulnerable, open & honest 💚
Brilliant podcast lads ❤
As a fellow norie feen in recovery I find yer podcast very helpful.
Thanks lads👌
Love the podcasts al anon person here.yes trauma plays a big part in our lives.Being around addiction most of my life not an addict but we get fearful and anxious and people pleasing taits we pick up as children.great podcasts makes me understand what addicts go through aswell as their love ones
Very good joeanne very brave of you truth we need more of us women talking getting rid of the shame of addiction
What a fabulous women you are Joanne!!! Loved listening to your journey. Your so inspiring. Wishing you the very best for the future.
I was at Carl Cox in Henry's 95 what a year 🔥lol brought back some memories 😅brilliant podcast 👏
i read the first comment "incredibly insightful conversation "wonderful. especially about the stigma in recovery for people addicted to alcohol and drugs or what ever the debilitating habit has control over there lives can experiencing problems with or need sleeping tablets ,prescription medication ect along there path i do believe.in recovery you will gain awareness that if negative consequences arise because of this, these things can be taken on also ,the lads rightly pointed out that everyone's journey is different and the journey out of it will be different . the pain is the same . but to feel ostracized can be difficult for people . Your dissertation will make interesting reading Joanne and well done on your own path wonderful story .
Great interview, really inspiring.
Good woman Joanne ❤️ great watch
Good podcast lads, one worry I have, just putting it out there, young people dabbling watching this might think, fuck that, their all doing grand, the heroin sounds like the BEST drug, I'll have a go of that, and I'll be grand too, just making ye aware of my thoughts,