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The speaker describes their experience of being trapped in a destructive cycle, but eventually finding hope and healing. They encountered a supportive community and discovered inner strength. They realized they are not alone and have the ability to overcome challenges. The speaker expresses gratitude for their journey and encourages listeners to subscribe to the podcast "Exposed Breaking the Stigma." I was lost in a dark abyss, a slave to the deadly kiss, a poison that numbed my pain, but also drained my life away. I tried to break free from its hold, but it was stronger than my soul. It dragged me deeper into the hell and made me forget who I was. Then I saw a glimpse of light, the spark of hope in the night, a voice that called me by my name and told me that I could change. I followed that voice to the shore where I found an open door, a place where I could heal and grow and learn to let go of my woe. I met people who understood, who had been where I had once stood, who shared these stories and their strength and helped me find my way. I also found a new power, a force that made me flower, a love that filled my heart and mind and made me see the beauty of life. I realized that I was not alone, that I had a purpose and a home, that I had a chance to start anew and become the person that I once knew. I know that recovery is not easy, that there will be challenges and temptations, but I also know that I have the tools and the support to overcome any obstacle. I'm grateful for my journey, for the lessons and the gifts, for the opportunity and the responsibility to live a meaningful and fulfilling life. Don't forget to subscribe if you enjoyed this podcast. Thanks for listening to Exposed Breaking the Stigma with host Robert Freeman.
