“There’s so much stigma around addiction. How can we look at addiction as the disease it is, and yet still treat folks the way we do?”
Welcome to Episode 12, where our guest, Eliza Foltz, takes us on a journey of personal growth, recovery, and the transformative power of tattoos.
As she approaches her fourth year of sobriety on October 16, Eliza reflects on her arduous journey of being in and out of treatment for opioid addiction, which had plagued her for 15 long years.
Everything began when an unfortunate ice hockey injury led her towards a rapid reliance on OxyContin. Determined to share her experience and use her art to spread awareness and destigmatize addiction, Eliza proudly added body art to her right arm, which serves as a visual representation of her profound journey to recovery.
Eliza’s INKspirational stories will remind you that even in the darkest of times, there is hope for transformation, healing, and a much brighter future.
They are a beacon of hope to all who have experienced addiction or have witnessed its devastating effects on loved ones.
Thank you for tuning in and celebrating Eliza’s recovery and remarkable journey.
A special shoutout to Eliza’s talented tattoo artist, Kae James at Said & Done Tattoo studio.
Learn more about the Hyer Calling Foundation here, and check out Hope for the Flowers book here.
Tap here to connect with Eliza, and be sure to join us on Your Ink Story’s Instagram feed to watch the video reel showcasing Eliza’s many INKspirational tattoos.
Please rate and review this podcast wherever you are tuning in and, if this episode inkspired you, please share it, so we can bring more people together, inspire connection, and ignite conversations that go beyond the surface.
If you or someone you know has an ink story to share on the podcast, please send me an email: ande@yourinkstory.com.
We’d love to know what you think about Eliza’s journey and welcome your thoughts and INKspirations from these conversations in the comment threads wherever you’re tuning in … or over on Instagram @tellmeyourinkstory.
Waving from Boston and wishing you a delicious day, everywhere you glow – cheers!
Ande ♥
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“There’s so much stigma around addiction. How can we look at addiction as the disease it is, and yet still treat folks the way we do?”
Welcome to Episode 12, where our guest, Eliza Foltz, takes us on a journey of personal growth, recovery, and the transformative power of tattoos.
As she approaches her fourth year of sobriety on October 16, Eliza reflects on her arduous journey of being in and out of treatment for opioid addiction, which had plagued her for 15 long years.
Everything began when an unfortunate ice hockey injury led her towards a rapid reliance on OxyContin. Determined to share her experience and use her art to spread awareness and destigmatize addiction, Eliza proudly added body art to her right arm, which serves as a visual representation of her profound journey to recovery.
Eliza’s INKspirational stories will remind you that even in the darkest of times, there is hope for transformation, healing, and a much brighter future.
They are a beacon of hope to all who have experienced addiction or have witnessed its devastating effects on loved ones.
Thank you for tuning in and celebrating Eliza’s recovery and remarkable journey.
A special shoutout to Eliza’s talented tattoo artist, Kae James at Said & Done Tattoo studio.
Learn more about the Hyer Calling Foundation here, and check out Hope for the Flowers book here.
Tap here to connect with Eliza, and be sure to join us on Your Ink Story’s Instagram feed to watch the video reel showcasing Eliza’s many INKspirational tattoos.
Please rate and review this podcast wherever you are tuning in and, if this episode inkspired you, please share it, so we can bring more people together, inspire connection, and ignite conversations that go beyond the surface.
If you or someone you know has an ink story to share on the podcast, please send me an email: ande@yourinkstory.com.
We’d love to know what you think about Eliza’s journey and welcome your thoughts and INKspirations from these conversations in the comment threads wherever you’re tuning in … or over on Instagram @tellmeyourinkstory.
Waving from Boston and wishing you a delicious day, everywhere you glow – cheers!
Ande ♥
Connect with Your Ink Story and Ande on Social Media:
Instagram: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
TikTok: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
Facebook: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
Threads: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
LinkedIn: Your Ink Story and Ande Lyons
Subscribe to Your Ink Story's Substack here