Kristal Twiggs
Kristal Twiggs
Addiction Really is A Murderer! (part 2)
Addiction Really is A Murderer! (part 2)
Addiction Really is A Murderer! (part 2)
Monday 20th April 2020
Kristal Twiggs shares her experience with addiction's impact on families and provides resources for recovery in this episode.
14 minutes
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Kristal Twiggs
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Nutritional Pathways to Recovery
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Don't be like my brother. Don't lose everything before you get help. And always remember I am here. If you need me, you can go to my Facebook and type my name in and you'll see me with a black shirt on with a tie-dye headband. Just message me. I'm always here to talk.
Kristal Twiggs continues her heartfelt discussion on the devastating effects of addiction in this powerful episode. Drawing from her own experiences, Kristal paints a vivid picture of how addiction doesn't just harm the individual but ripples out to affect their loved ones deeply. She emphasizes the urgency of seeking help and the perils of denial, sharing poignant stories, including that of her brother who lost everything to addiction but refuses to seek help.
Kristal doesn't just talk about the problem; she offers tangible solutions and resources for those ready to take the first step towards recovery. She highlights the importance of anonymity and provides information on outpatient clinics like Chestnut, which offer Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) programs that allow individuals to get help without committing to long-term rehab stays. Additionally, Kristal recommends getting a recovery coach—someone who has walked the path of addiction and can offer guidance and support.
These coaches can be invaluable in navigating the rocky road to sobriety. Kristal's compassionate approach is evident as she offers her own Facebook page as a means of contact for anyone needing someone to talk to. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. Kristal's blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice makes it an essential resource for understanding the far-reaching impacts of addiction and the importance of timely intervention.