Ashley Loeb Blassingame
ckimmich@lionrockrecovery.com (Brock Bevell, Christiana Kimmich, Ashley Loeb Blassingame)
Brock Bevell: A Former Undercover Police Officer Fights His Way Back From Addiction
Brock Bevell: A Former Undercover Police Officer Fights His Way Back From Addiction
Brock Bevell: A Former Undercover Police Officer Fights His Way Back From Addiction
Tuesday 15th December 2020
Listen to Brock Bevell's inspiring journey from addiction to recovery on 'The Courage to Change: A Recovery Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Brock Bevell: From Undercover Cop to Recovery Advocate
Because it's one thing to be abstinent, right, get the drugs completely out of our body physically. But to be able to deal with life on life's terms, that's a whole different ball game.
Imagine the sudden shift from chasing criminals to picking up your kid’s toys. That’s exactly what happened to Brock Bevell, a retired undercover police officer who faced a life-altering injury on duty. In this episode of 'The Courage to Change: A Recovery Podcast', Brock opens up about his battle with addiction and the journey to reclaim his life. After a debilitating injury led to numerous knee surgeries and an addiction to prescribed opioids, Brock found himself spiraling.
His story isn't just about hitting rock bottom; it's about the climb back up. Brock talks candidly about the sense of loss he felt after retiring and how that fueled his addiction. He also delves into the emotional toll of a tough divorce and losing precious time with his children. What makes Brock's story unique is his perspective as a former law enforcement officer.
He shares his thoughts on the current state of policing and the reforms needed, offering a rare insider’s view. Through community support and therapy, Brock discovered the strength to overcome his addiction. His insights into dealing with life's challenges in recovery are invaluable. As he puts it, 'It's one thing to be abstinent, right, get the drugs completely out of our body physically. But to be able to deal with life on life's terms, that's a whole different ball game'.
If you’re seeking inspiration and practical advice for your own recovery journey, Brock’s story is a must-listen. Tune in to hear about his path from addiction to advocacy, and find hope in his resilience.