Cole Cooper: From Homelessness to Harmony
You know, like, if I was going to go be social, one, I didn't really want to do it, and two, I needed, like beers, to get me started to want to go out, you know.
Imagine hitting rock bottom, only to rise and find a new melody in life. That's the story of Cole Cooper, a musician whose journey from addiction to sobriety is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Raised in the picturesque yet isolating landscape of southern Vermont, Cole started drinking at 17. What began as casual drinking soon spiraled into a dark world of alcohol, cocaine, and inhalants.
For over a decade, he found himself couch surfing and homeless, his life seemingly without direction or hope. But at 31, something clicked. Cole decided enough was enough and sought help to turn his life around. In this episode of 'Doing It Sober with Daniella Park', Cole opens up about his struggles and triumphs.
He talks about the importance of having a support system, the challenges he faces as a musician maintaining sobriety, and the steps he took to reclaim his life. Daniella’s candid conversation with Cole offers a raw look at the highs and lows of addiction recovery. If you're on a similar path or supporting someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. Cole's honesty and vulnerability provide not just a story but a beacon of hope for anyone battling addiction.