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How are we supposed to treat addicts we are in a relationship with? How far are we supposed to love someone until it becomes toxic to us? Heidi came from a family that had addiction in its past. When she grew up and got married, the same pattern happened with her new husband. Things became abusive until the never-ending cycle became unbearable. We want to help those we love when they are stuck in addiction, but we can't do that unless we help ourselves first. Codependency is a very stealthy addiction that flies under the radar and camouflages itself as love, which is one hell of a drug. Please welcome today on Recov hub Podcast, Heidi!
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Today on Recov hub Podcast, we have a Hall-of-Fame veteran in the professional sport of recovery. He had a great life growing up, but micro-trauma exploited his fears and insecurities and paved the way for drugs and alcohol. He kept getting into legal trouble until the judge put him in prison for 11 years. He spent his hard time learning how to become a better person and educated himself while he was locked up. After 16 years of sobriety, the disease found a weak point and attacked. He had his final wake-up call in a cell, away from his family, then decided to dedicate himself to helping addicts with his same inherent struggles. He now has his Masters degree in the art of drug rehabilitation and is here to lay down the facts. He works with other addicts at Holdfast Recovery in Prescott, Arizona and is making a tremendous impact in the community. Please welcome Richard Jewell!
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Sometimes life deals you a bad hand of cards. It's hard to find the right way to cope, especially when you are growing up. Josh lived in a house with more kids than his parents could pay attention to. So he felt like his brother was all he had at times. He started blackout drinking to cope with the stress of life. When his brother tragically died in car accident, he had no reason to stop his drinking episodes. Until one day he decided to turn his brother's tragedy into a reason for his salvation from addiction. He joins us today on Recov hub Podcast to break down how to get out of the seemingly impossible grip of alcoholism and what it takes to survive it. Please welcome Josh!
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When times get tough, it's good to know someone has your back. Matt struggled with a killer addiction to opiates and Whitney had trauma from mental/physical abuse. They combined forces in holy matrimony and have helped each other successfully stay the course through the storm. Today on Recov hub Podcast, we have a split testimony that ties into a combined success story, what a treat. Please welcome Matt & Whitney!
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Ed was a guy that had it all. A great family life, a perfect childhood and lived in a small town in Michigan. Something you might only see in a Lifetime family movie. But being "cool" isn't all its cracked up to be. Mix someone with an addictive personality with some peer pressure and you get one fine alcoholic with a horrible addiction to meth. Today on Recov hub Podcast, Ed gets personal about how bad things became and how he came back to the light. Everyone please welcome Ed!
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Los Angeles is a place where good people's souls go to die. Our guest Kenneth and I share the same experience. Working in the Los Angeles film production industry might seem like a life fulfilling dream, but it can end up taking you down to nightmare town. He struggled with meth use for 25 years and tried everything in the book to fix the void in his soul. Nothing seemed to work, even working on Men in Black 2. Now 2 years clean, he's here to share how God "auto-corrected" his own path to work out for the best. Please join the Kenneth & I, aka the "LA Rejects" on today's episode of Recov hub Podcast!
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