From Surgery to Sobriety: Dave's Oxy Battle & Dan DeLuis' Inspiring Journey
Episode Overview
Dave shares his struggle with prescribed oxycodone after surgery. Dan DeLuis discusses his path to sobriety through yoga and breathwork. Practical tips on using breathwork to manage stress and cravings. Tribute to Chris Horder and his impact on the recovery community. Humorous yet heartfelt reflections on addiction and recovery.
There aren't enough pills in the world to keep me happy
In this episode of Dopey, Dave dives into his recent surgery and the challenges that came with prescribed oxycodone. He candidly shares his experience of managing pain, the brief relief from the drugs, and the subsequent withdrawal symptoms. It's a raw and honest look at the ongoing struggle of staying clean, even when faced with medical necessities.
Dave's reflections on the fleeting joy of opiates and the harsh reality of withdrawal are both poignant and relatable for anyone who's battled addiction. Joining Dave is Dan DeLuis, a breathwork and yoga coach with his own gripping story of addiction and recovery. Dan's journey from a traumatic injury to finding sobriety through yoga and breathwork is nothing short of inspiring.
He shares practical tips on how breathwork can help manage stress and cravings, offering a simple yet effective tool for those in recovery. Their discussion is both educational and entertaining, filled with light-hearted moments and deep insights. The episode also pays tribute to Chris Horder, known as Dopey Cunuck and host of the Ashes to Awesome Podcast, who recently passed away.
Dave reflects on Chris's impact on the recovery community and the importance of seizing opportunities to connect with others while we still can. If you're looking for a mix of humour, heartfelt stories, and practical advice on addiction recovery, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a testament to the power of community and the different paths to sobriety. Tune in for a rollercoaster of emotions and leave with a renewed sense of hope and resilience.