The Woman I Meant To Be - A Song About Recovery From Addictions video free download

Janny Carmichael

I am listening to your song as I write to request if I may use your song in my thesis. I have two and a half years sober and am in graduate school. (This alone is a miracle) This song touches me deeply and I am writing about spirituality in the treatment of addiction. I hope you receive this. Thank you for considering my request.

Stephen Caskey

Beautiful

Arlene Alves

What a soulful song. 

Melinda Heater

God is so amazing!

Alyssa Somma

Im a recovering addict. I have 3 months clean. God Bless the still, sick, & the suffering. God never said life would be easy. <3 Sorry to my Mother, Father & My older brother, for hurting you. I will be that 22 year old women I'm meant to be.

Synthia Stewart

Hi. I've been listening to the song since I first start my recovery. I celebrate 6 mo tomarrow. I'm free like the song. I'm a miricle. 44 yrs of use and darkness. Now I finally see her The woman I meant to be. I have a certain balance now my clean and life. It's not easy everyday but I embrace it one day at a time, keep it simple and move forward. This IS my song, my life. Thank you. I know every word God bless you. Peace

Synthia Stewart

White brain. I've shared this with all my family hoping it helps them too understand addiction is not a choice it's a disease I believe. Someday I'll see the woman I meant to be.

Synthia Stewart

I listen to this everyday. 4 1/2 mon clean. I keep looking until I see her. Thank you

Synthia Stewart

today i feel so llost, i feel sad, i feel some hope after listening ans sharing this song

Synthia Stewart

ty for your talent in this song

Synthia Stewart

I too cant get enough of it.. today i have 3 mo 20 days. im grateful though im 58 im clean after 44 years. today im sad, hurting but by the grace if my hp im clean

Writerbrain

Jessica, I understand. We are much harder on ourselves than anyone else could be. You're walking the path now as a clean and sober woman and you have a lot to be proud of. And now you are setting an example for others who have less clean time than you - showing them that recovery is possible. Keep your head held high and keep shining your light! Love, -Gracie

Writerbrain

Awesome, Synthia. Thanks for taking the time to connect. -Gracie

Jessica Tyler

I wanted to tell you this song is so beautiful...I have over a year in recovery from heroin and I have always been hard on myself...I know that I was always better than what the drugs did to me and I this song gives me back that fight of being the person I am destined to be not matter the hurdles of making my amends and having to look at the things I have done in my past to make me untrustworthy..thank you for this beautiful song!

Synthia Stewart

I can't tell you how this song helps me with my addiction. Thank you very much!

Writerbrain

Thank you, Amy. Yes, it would be wonderful if recovery was easy for everyone. The good news is that it's available to anyone who wants it. Hugs to you. -Gracie

Amy Dike

this has me wishing that everyone could recover from any addiction as soon as they can. thank you its a beautiful song!

Writerbrain

Well said, Ellen. Thank you.

Ellen McCarthy

Addictions take your dignity and your soul. This is a beautiful song about what CAN be possible.

Writerbrain

Hi Jonas, I'm so grateful for your response. The job of any writer is to hold up a mirror. If I can see myself in that mirror, then hopefully others will see themselves as well. I never know how my writing will affect someone unless they drop me a note. From my heart - - thank you! -Gracie