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Ep 27 Graduating From Recovery
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In today's Daily Dogma Detox series, we’re talking about a phase of sobriety that no one seems to mention — graduating from recovery. What if you don’t need to “recover” for the rest of your life? What if you’re actually done?
We'll reflect on what it means to leave AA, the silence around the exit, the courage it takes to trust your gut, and the power of reclaiming your own timeline. This episode is for the brave souls who know it's time to move on — and want permission to celebrate their liberation.
✨ We talk about:
– Why leaving AA is rarely acknowledged (and why that’s harmful)
– What it means to graduate from recovery
– Why critical thinking = freedom
– The importance of trusting your inner knowing
– Celebrating your sovereignty (book burning optional 😉)
🎉 Whether you left quietly or are just starting to question it all — this one’s for you. Let’s normalize the exit. Let’s make graduating from recovery something to be proud of.
🔥 Resources + Links:
💻 My Course: Evolving After Recovery Self-paced deprogramming course to help you reclaim your mind, voice, and future — no pressure, no group, just clarity.
📲 Instagram: Come say hey or DM me privately anytime — I’d love to hear your story.
📘 Personal Facebook (for conversation + connection): This is where I post raw truths, interact in the comments, and share in real time.
📺 YouTube (Sobriety Bestie): Watch full episodes, video breakdowns, and shorts on all things dogma detox + post-recovery freedom.
💌 Have a question, story, or want to be featured on the pod?
DM me or reply to any post on IG or FB. I’m here for the conversation. Let’s keep breaking free — together.
💥 You’re not broken. You’re graduating. Let’s f*cking celebrate that.
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