While it might seem overwhelming to admit we all have a thing (or two) to recover from, the principle that "we are all recovering from something" is intended to be hopeful, not depressing. Admitting that we each have something to address in our lives is one of the best ways to reduce stigma, because when everyone admits to having a thing, then it's no big deal to have a thing.
There might be a tendency for some of us to think that our thing is not as bad or as serious as somebody else's thing, but that's not useful and defeats the purpose, so please don't be doing that. The "Everyone has something" principle is as helpful as it is hopeful because when some of us share the same things, we can also share our strategies and solutions for recovering from them.
Sharing information and our experience is practical and resourceful. It also makes things beautifully inclusive for women looking for a supportive community when they can access so many different solutions.
Bring all your things with you into recovery. No shame.
No judgment.