• WESOBERNOW ft Tara - Burn The Stigma

  • Mar 26 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 26 mins
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WESOBERNOW ft Tara - Burn The Stigma

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  • In the upcoming episode of the WESBERNOW Podcast, Ronny Morales dives into a controversial conversation with Tara, also known as Burn The Stigma... online. Ronny expresses his admiration for Tara's candidness in sharing her experiences and opinions online, despite potential backlash. They discuss their differing views, particularly regarding drug use and recovery within the context of 12-step programs. Tara shares her journey, beginning with her struggle with addiction from a young age, including her battle with heroin addiction and her experiences with 12-step recovery programs. She candidly recounts her tumultuous relationship with drugs, her involvement in a bank robbery spree, and her subsequent arrest and legal battles. The conversation delves into the toxic culture within certain 12-step programs, where individuals often feel pressured to conform to a specific narrative and may struggle with self-worth and trust in their own thoughts. Ronny reflects on his own experiences within the program and how it has influenced his perception of himself and his journey towards self-acceptance. As they navigate through their discussion, Ronny and Tara challenge the traditional notions of recovery and delve into the complexities of addiction, identity, and self-worth. They explore the importance of authenticity and self-compassion in the journey towards healing and recovery.
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