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In this powerful and deeply honest episode of W.A.R. We’re All Recovering, host Stryker sits down with Hilary Momberger Powers for a raw conversation about childhood trauma, addiction, recovery, and the lifelong work of healing.

Known to many as the childhood voice of Sally Brown from the Peanuts world, Hilary shares what life was really like behind the microphone. Growing up in an unsafe and controlling environment, she learned how to perform before she learned how to feel safe.

This episode explores addiction, toxic relationships, self destruction, long term sobriety, inner child healing, and the shift from living as a wound to living as a scar. Hilary explains what it truly means to stop leading with your wound and how healing does not erase the past, but changes its meaning.

With decades of sobriety and years spent mentoring women in recovery, Hilary offers hope to anyone struggling with shame, suicidal thoughts, addiction, or the belief that they are too broken to heal.

This is not a celebrity interview.

This is a recovery conversation.

This is W.A.R.

Topics include:

• Childhood trauma and child stardom

• Narcissistic family systems

• Addiction and long term recovery

• Inner child healing

• Turning wounds into scars

• Mentoring women in recovery

• Mental health, shame, and hope

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🌐 Website: https://www.hilarymombergerpowers.com

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