Brett Morris

Recovery Survey

Brett Morris

  • #92 – Rob Lohman: Lifted From The Rut

#92 – Rob Lohman: Lifted From The Rut

Wednesday 8th December 2021

Rob Lohman recounts his journey from addiction and incarceration to recovery and transformation in this episode of 'Recovery Survey'.
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34 minutes
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Rob Lohman: From Rock Bottom to Rebirth in Recovery

I felt like a completely different man in that moment I felt God's love, I felt his peace. And that was the answer: prayer that my parents have been praying for years.
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around after hitting rock bottom? Meet Rob Lohman, a man who has faced it all—from addiction and incarceration to recovery and transformation. In this episode of 'Recovery Survey', Rob shares his remarkable journey that began with alcohol at age 14 and spiraled into drug addiction, gambling, divorce, bankruptcies, and even a suicide attempt.
His story took a pivotal turn on June 7, 2001, when a divine intervention, coupled with the unexpected compassion of his dog Jake, pulled him back from the brink. Since that day, Rob has been sober and dedicated his life to helping others find freedom from addiction and incarceration. Through professional interventions, recovery coaching, and advocacy, he’s become a beacon of hope for many.
Rob also delves into his personal experiences with mental health struggles, including an emotional breakdown that led to a prison sentence. His journey underscores the importance of faith, family support, and professional help in overcoming life's darkest moments. Tune in to hear Rob's inspiring story and gain insights into breaking the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health.