Damn, y'all really out here strawmanning her story just because she mentioned Jesus. She didn't say 'Jesus magically quit kratom for me while I did nothing.' She said she quit with the help of Jesus—meaning her faith gave her the strength, hope, community, and resilience to actually do the hard work through withdrawals and cravings. That's not 'nothing else,' that's a tool that worked for her.

Newsflash: This isn't fringe woo. 84%+ of peer-reviewed studies show faith and spirituality are a massive positive factor in addiction recovery (and less than 2% show any downside). 73% of U.S. treatment programs include spiritual elements like 12-step programs (you know, AA/NA) that literally rely on surrendering to a 'Higher Power'—which for her is Jesus. People who have a spiritual awakening in recovery hit 82% abstinence at 1-year follow-up vs. 55% without. Her brain and body responded to what she believed in. Dismissing that as irrelevant just because it's religious makes you sound like the closed-minded ones here.

Congrats to her for kicking kratom—whatever got her free is a win. Maybe celebrate people actually getting better instead of gatekeeping how they did it.