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Anna K., an anesthesiologist with over 20 years of sobriety, vividly describes an unforgettable night when she gave herself a combination of the narcotics she would administer to patients. This…

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When you are entrusting yourself or your loved ones into the care of a counseling staff, you want to know what those counselors are like, what they care about, and…

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Read more about the article Ep 64: How I Learned to Stop Enabling and Start Helping
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Between her former husband, her brother, and her sister-in-law, Melissa had been surrounded by people in active addiction for years. She was loaning money, bailing people out of jail, and…

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"That's when I found God." This is how Christopher recalls what it felt like to take hydrocodone for the first time.  But before long, his addiction took a brutal hold…

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Read more about the article Ep 62: I Had an Opiate Addiction, but I Thought I Could Drink
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Ep 62: I Had an Opiate Addiction, but I Thought I Could Drink

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Despite a significant opiate addiction, Eric was making good money and eventually was even offered a position as vice president at his company. Initially, he had thought drugs were just…

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Read more about the article Ep 61: Gratitude and Resentment Can’t Exist at the Same Time
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Caitlin started drinking at 15, around the same time that her mom was diagnosed with cancer. By the time she was 20, Caitlin's mother had passed away, and her father…

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Jasmine shares her transformative experience as part of MARR’s Right Side Up Women and Children's Recovery Center program. Before coming to RSU, she lived in a room where she blocked…

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Read more about the article Ep 59: The Pastor Addicted to Pills, Booze, and Applause
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After college, Gil spent a short time as a police officer who was addicted to drugs but was also arresting people for drugs. He thought that if he became a…

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Read more about the article Ep 58: The Fear You Are Feeling Right Now Is Real
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We all face moments where we are completely overwhelmed by the problems we are facing and the situations we find ourselves in. At these times, all of the strengths, tools,…

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How does a person go from living in the woods and running from bloodhounds to holding his community accountable to protect his fellow clients in treatment? At our treatment centers,…

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Read more about the article Ep 56: How I Learned Self-Acceptance
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Self-acceptance is an important part of recovery. Growing up gay in a community where that wasn't accepted, Keith W. felt flawed—like something was wrong with him. When he found drugs…

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Read more about the article Ep 55: A Scholarship Helped Me Come Back
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Ep 55: A Scholarship Helped Me Come Back

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In this episode we hear from Nicole T., a medical professional who went through MARR when she was 19 years old, long before her career started. Later, as her career…

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