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Lakin Chronicles: Road To Recovery Podcast

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  • DAMEN - A former addict shares his struggle overcoming addiction with bipolar disorder.

DAMEN - A former addict shares his struggle overcoming addiction with bipolar disorder.

Thursday 24th September 2020

Join Dr. Greg Lakin as he talks with DAMEN about overcoming addiction and bipolar disorder, focusing on suboxone and the power of support.
20 minutes
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Empowering
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Lakin Chronicles: Road To Recovery Podcast
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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DAMEN's Battle: Navigating Addiction and Bipolar Disorder

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What happens when addiction and bipolar disorder collide? In this episode of the Lakin Chronicles, Dr. Greg Lakin sits down with DAMEN, a former addict who bravely shares his journey through the turbulent waters of addiction while managing bipolar disorder. DAMEN opens up about how he turned to self-medication to cope with his mood swings, leading him down a path of dependency.
He discusses the role of suboxone in his recovery, a medication that helped him manage both his addiction and obsessive thoughts. Throughout the conversation, DAMEN highlights the importance of daily habits and the support system that kept him afloat during his darkest times. He doesn't shy away from talking about his relapses, emphasizing that they were stepping stones rather than setbacks. The episode also tackles the stigma surrounding mental health and the hereditary nature of mood disorders. Dr.
Lakin and DAMEN provide a raw and honest look at the challenges and triumphs of living with both addiction and bipolar disorder. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking understanding and hope in their own recovery journey.