Last year, before entering a hospital in Moab for pneumonia, I assumed I would die. I was wrong.
Instead, it transformed my relationship with the world and deepened my purpose: Empowering families to create conditions that inspire multiple productive conversations about addiction in the family.
I love this piece and I feel it ties so nicely into the series you are rolling out. For me, finding some purpose in my day is what maintains and sustains my mental health.
I look forward to following along! Thank you for your continued service in sharing your voice and resources, Caroline. 💜🙏🏼
I appreciate the question!
Last year, before entering a hospital in Moab for pneumonia, I assumed I would die. I was wrong.
Instead, it transformed my relationship with the world and deepened my purpose: Empowering families to create conditions that inspire multiple productive conversations about addiction in the family.
Isn’t it amazing how our purpose becomes clear (oftentimes, born from adversity?)
Absolutely!! I have been doing this work for close to a decade, but after the experience in the hospital, everything changed… For the better😊
I love this piece and I feel it ties so nicely into the series you are rolling out. For me, finding some purpose in my day is what maintains and sustains my mental health.
I look forward to following along! Thank you for your continued service in sharing your voice and resources, Caroline. 💜🙏🏼
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼thanks so much for following along. Purpose is such a key element to sustained recovery.
This series sounds so great, Caroline. Loved the post, too.
Awww thanks friend, loved your letter today too. 🙏🏼