Hosted by Charlie & Jason
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Don't F*cking Kill Yourself with Jeff Romig | The Way Out Podcast Episode 275
Don't F*cking Kill Yourself with Jeff Romig | The Way Out Podcast Episode 275
Don't F*cking Kill Yourself with Jeff Romig | The Way Out Podcast Episode 275
Monday 10th January 2022
Jeff Romig shares his journey from addiction and suicidal thoughts to long-term recovery on The Way Out Podcast. Discover the power of community and storytelling.
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Get the buttons here!Jeff Romig: Finding Hope Amidst Addiction and Suicidal Thoughts
When we get down to it with our suicidal ideation, it is perspective and remembering the faces of people who are alive, that love us and don't want to lose us can be enough to tip the scales in the direction that keeps us alive...
How do you navigate the darkest corners of your mind while battling addiction? Jeff Romig has some answers. In this gripping episode of 'The Way Out', Jeff sits down with Charlie and Jason to share his incredible journey from alcoholism and suicidal ideation to long-term recovery. His memoir, 'Don't F*cking Kill Yourself', offers a raw and relatable look into his life, emphasizing the importance of sharing stories in the recovery process.
Jeff's narrative isn't linear, much like how our memories work, but it unfolds in a way that feels just right. He talks about the dual struggle of addiction and mental illness, and how addressing both is crucial for true recovery. Jeff's story is a testament to the power of community support, emotional resilience, and the simple yet profound mantra of remembering the faces of those who love us.
Whether you're grappling with similar issues or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a beacon of hope and a reminder that a better tomorrow is always within reach.