A Powerful Story Of Sobriety, Resilience, Redemption & Transformation | Brittany Jade

The Adversity Advantage with Doug Bopst

Brittany Jade is a content creator, mom and a recovery advocate. She’s been sober for over 4 years.

Today on the show we discuss Brittany’s inspiring story of overcoming addiction and chat about things like: the problems that alcohol solved for her and how it nearly ruined her life, how Brittany continued to stay relentless after relapsing multiple times, what she would have done differently after leaving rehab for the first time, what has helped Brittany improve her self worth and mental health in recovery, how Brittany’s relationship with substances nearly destroyed the relationship with her kids and husband, how she came to terms with her past and forgave herself, Brittany’s complicated relationship with social media and much more.

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