DON'T DIE Wisconsin

Don't Die Wisconsin

DON'T DIE WISCONSIN

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DON'T DIE WISCONSIN

Tuesday 17th October 2017

Kevin Schaefer, Patrick Reilly, and Ryan Gorman tackle Wisconsin's opioid crisis with real stories and practical insights. Listen for a raw, honest discussion.
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36 minutes
Informative
Raw
Thought-provoking
Compassionate
Hopeful

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Don't Die Wisconsin
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Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Facing the Opioid Crisis: Real Stories and Raw Truths from Wisconsin

Heroin is the gun, benzos are the bullet. You might have been like it was two shit of two grams. Yeah, the goal was never death ever, you know.
Imagine sitting down with three people who have seen the opioid crisis from every angle. That's what you get in this episode of 'Don't Die Wisconsin'. Kevin Schaefer, Patrick Reilly, and Ryan Gorman bring their unique perspectives to the table, offering a no-holds-barred look at the opioid epidemic in their state. Kevin and Patrick, both counselors, and Ryan, who openly calls himself a 'resident junkie', dive deep into the issues surrounding heroin and opioid addiction.
They discuss the prevalence of these substances in Wisconsin and the dangerous combination of benzos and heroin, painting a vivid picture of the challenges faced by those struggling with addiction. But it's not all grim. The trio also highlights harm reduction strategies like needle exchanges and Narcan, emphasizing their importance in saving lives. They touch on how addiction affects people from all walks of life, breaking down stereotypes and showing the human side of this crisis.
If you're looking for an honest, unfiltered conversation about addiction, recovery, and hope, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just about understanding the epidemic; it's about seeing the people behind the statistics and learning how we can all make a difference.