💼✨ She worked in the stock market and at Prada. She had a successful career, a seemingly normal life... but for 30 years she hid an addiction to alcohol and cocaine that no one suspected.
🚗 Everything changed the day she suffered a car accident of which she remembered absolutely nothing. It was the beginning of the end of a double life marked by fear, guilt, and silence.
In La Tribu with Patricia Navarro, Isabel Baraibar breaks through that difficult barrier of secrecy in which she lived for decades: "Telling my parents and siblings that I had a problem with alcohol and drugs, that I was a cocaine addict, was like saying I was a terrorist. I had been in the occult for 30 years."
She also recalls the darkest side of addiction: "I can't describe the most sinister bathrooms I visited to snort a line. To get through the night, you had to go through that. I'll never forget my first line." ❤️ A courageous conversation about addiction, stigma, recovery, and second chances that can help many people.
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00:00 Cocaine addicts play in a different league
03:30 A traffic accident: "Aunt Isa, what have you done?"
08:30 To wake up you need a line of cocaine
12:10. The queen of the night. It was Matrix.
14:00 The most sinister bathrooms I've visited to do a line
18:00. Admitting to my family that I was a cocaine addict was like saying I was a terrorist.
26:57 What withdrawal is like.
28:50 I've been tortured by what I could have done
35:03. What to do about the children
36:28. Pills associated with consumption
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💼✨ She worked in the stock market and at Prada. She had a successful career, a seemingly normal life... but for 30 years she hid an addiction to alcohol and cocaine that no one suspected.
🚗 Everything changed the day she suffered a car accident of which she remembered absolutely nothing. It was the beginning of the end of a double life marked by fear, guilt, and silence.
In La Tribu with Patricia Navarro, Isabel Baraibar breaks through that difficult barrier of secrecy in which she lived for decades: "Telling my parents and siblings that I had a problem with alcohol and drugs, that I was a cocaine addict, was like saying I was a terrorist. I had been in the occult for 30 years."
She also recalls the darkest side of addiction: "I can't describe the most sinister bathrooms I visited to snort a line. To get through the night, you had to go through that. I'll never forget my first line." ❤️ A courageous conversation about addiction, stigma, recovery, and second chances that can help many people.
💬 Leave your opinion in the comments.
00:00 Cocaine addicts play in a different league
03:30 A traffic accident: "Aunt Isa, what have you done?"
08:30 To wake up you need a line of cocaine
12:10. The queen of the night. It was Matrix.
14:00 The most sinister bathrooms I've visited to do a line
18:00. Admitting to my family that I was a cocaine addict was like saying I was a terrorist.
26:57 What withdrawal is like.
28:50 I've been tortured by what I could have done
35:03. What to do about the children
36:28. Pills associated with consumption
#LaTribuConPatriciaNavarro #PodcastEspaña #Alcoholism #Addiction #PatriciaNavarro #Prada #Bag #Interview #YouTubeShorts #IsabelBarraibar
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