What it was like; What happened; What it's like now
What it was like; What happened; What it's like now
05 - Steve
05 - Steve
05 - Steve
Sunday 13th March 2016
Tune into 'QUALIFIED' to hear Steve's powerful story of overcoming addiction and finding hope. A must-listen for those seeking inspiration in recovery.
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What it was like; What happened; What it's like now
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Sobriety Success Stories
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Steve's Odyssey: From Darkness to Recovery
If, at the end of the day, you're not living the way that you are living, if you're not getting high and you're not miserable, it does not matter.
Steve's story isn't just another tale of addiction—it's a raw, unfiltered journey through the darkest corners of substance abuse and the challenging climb back to recovery. In this episode of 'QUALIFIED', Steve opens up about his battle with multiple addictions, including alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and prescription drugs like Percocet and OxyContin. His journey is marked by ten stints in rehab, numerous suicide attempts, and brushes with the law that led to prison time.
Steve doesn't shy away from discussing the mental health evaluations, the thefts to support his habits, and the friends lost along the way. But what makes Steve's story truly compelling is his candid reflection on the moment he decided enough was enough. He speaks about the turning point when he realized that if he wasn't getting high and still felt miserable, something had to change.
This episode isn't just about the lows; it's about the hope and resilience that can emerge from the depths of addiction. Steve's journey underscores the importance of finding support systems and taking proactive steps toward a better life. His narrative serves as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar struggles, showing that recovery is possible and a fulfilling life is within reach.