16.22: Erin Bahadur / Erin’s Inside Job
“I decided to start taking random pills from the pharmacy where I worked.”—Erin on adapting to her circumstances.
Erin is a recovering addict, personal trainer, freelance writer, and blogger living in Chicago.
Her blog, http://erinsinsidejob.com/, is a journey through her continued recovery and a reminder to others that true wellness comes from within. Active in the mental health and fitness communities, Erin has multiple years of experience in sharing her story with the public, growing her professional career in the face of adversity, and marketing her message to a wide reader base. She has also been featured in such publications as The Huffington Post, Refinery 29, and several others.
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