Episode Details

In this powerful episode, Hillary Powers, the voice of Sally in the Peanuts cartoons, shares her remarkable journey from childhood trauma and addiction to over 40 years of sobriety, healing, and faith. With raw honesty and deep insight, Hillary reflects on her chaotic upbringing, the path to recovery, and how faith, surrender, and community helped her reclaim her life. She dives into the importance of addressing childhood wounds, the role of empathy and forgiveness, and why we are not defined by our past. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers hope, wisdom, and inspiration for anyone seeking to heal and thrive.

👉 Topics covered: addiction recovery, childhood trauma, personal transformation, healing through faith, empowerment, and the power of community & faith.

Hilary is also a dynamic Life Coach! Check out Hilary's website here...

 https://www.hilarypowers.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hilary-momberger-powers-078a604/

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