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In 2018, Demi Lovato was found unconscious with only minutes left to live after a heroin overdose. She survived a heart attack, multiple strokes, and brain damage. And here she is; still talking about it, because she knows someone needs to hear that there's a way through. Silence about the dark parts of addiction costs more than the discomfort of saying them out loud. If that's you right now, there are resources in the link in our bio. Follow for more addiction recovery content. #DemiLovato #RecoveryStories #AddictionRecovery #YouAreNotAlone #WeDoRecover
QuickMD290,700 views • 5 months ago
A car accident. A prescription. And a 13-year-old who was already looking for a way to feel okay. That is how it started for @Demi Lovato . In this clip from the @Call Her Daddy podcast, Demi shares exactly how her story with dependency began. The thing is, that story is not rare. Research consistently shows that a large number of people who develop dependency on substances did not start by seeking out a high. They started with an injury. A surgery. A legitimate prescription from a doctor they trusted. The pain was real, and the prescription was legal. And somewhere between managing that pain and trying to feel normal again, the line moved without them even realizing it. For many people, especially those who were young when it happened, the dependency formed before they ever had the tools or the awareness to recognize what was happening to them. Demi's honesty about where it started, before the fame, before the public eye, before any of the choices that came later, is a reminder that this kind of story begins somewhere quiet and ordinary for most people. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone in how you got here. Click the link in our bio for support and follow our page for more addiction recovery content. 🎙️ Demi Lovato | Call Her Daddy Podcast #AddictionRecovery #RecoveryIsPossible #DemiLovato #SoberLife #AddictionAwareness
QuickMD60,800 views • 8 months ago
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