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#69 – Brock Bevell: Chase The Vase
#69 – Brock Bevell: Chase The Vase
#69 – Brock Bevell: Chase The Vase
Wednesday 30th June 2021
Brock Bevell's journey from opioid addiction to recovery coach is featured in this episode of 'Recovery Survey'. Discover his inspiring story.
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Get the buttons here!Brock Bevell: From Badge to Breakthrough in Addiction Recovery
Once you rip that damn monster out from under your bed, you kill its power.
Imagine dedicating your life to serving and protecting, only to find yourself grappling with a new kind of battle—addiction. That's the story of Brock Bevell, a retired police officer and father of seven. After a serious on-duty injury, Brock was prescribed opioids for pain management, which spiraled into an addiction that nearly consumed him.
In this gripping episode of 'Recovery Survey', Brock opens up about the physical and emotional toll of his injuries, the heartache of feeling alienated from his police 'brotherhood', and the devastating impact on his family life, including a tough divorce and lost time with his children. But Brock's story doesn’t end in despair. Through sheer determination and a pivotal moment of clarity, he sought help and began his journey to recovery.
Now, as a coach, he’s on a mission to guide others battling addiction and PTSD. Brock's approach is straightforward: face your fears head-on to reclaim your life. He believes that once you confront the 'monster under your bed', you strip it of its power. This episode sheds light on the challenges of opioid addiction, the grueling process of detox and recovery, and the importance of seeking support.
If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, Brock's story offers a beacon of hope and practical advice for finding a way out.