Battling Opioids
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Battling Opioids: Anthony Tirado has lost four family members to overdoses.
Battling Opioids: Anthony Tirado has lost four family members to overdoses.
Battling Opioids: Anthony Tirado has lost four family members to overdoses.
Friday 10th January 2020
Anthony Tirado shares his story of losing four family members to overdoses and his fight for a better life on 'Battling Opioids'.
12 minutes
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Battling Opioids
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Anthony Tirado: Finding Strength Amidst Opioid Tragedy
Having somebody in your family with a drug problem, it's not in your power to change them. You're never to blame for those kinds of things- divorce, drug problems. But you have to be able to love from a distance.
What happens when the opioid crisis hits home? For Anthony Tirado, it's a reality marked by profound loss. In this episode, Anthony opens up about losing four family members to overdoses. He doesn't just recount the pain; he reads a heartfelt eulogy he wrote for them, offering a raw glimpse into his world. But Anthony's story isn't just about grief. It's about resilience and the determination to carve out a different path for himself.
He shares how he copes with the loss and his ongoing efforts to break free from the cycle of addiction that has plagued his family. This episode of 'Battling Opioids' goes beyond statistics to humanize the epidemic, showing how it impacts real people and communities. You'll hear about the importance of support systems in recovery and the efforts being made in Pennsylvania to tackle this crisis head-on.
Whether you're personally affected by the opioid epidemic or simply want to understand its far-reaching impact, Anthony's story is a powerful testament to love, loss, and the enduring hope for a better future.