Jason Cupp: From Crystal Meth Addiction to Sobriety and Redemption
I'm grateful for my addiction, because it got me to shift my perspective in life and see things in a much different way, and I'm much, I'd say I'm more of service Today than I ever would have been before, and I just I view the world through a different lens, and so you know, for that I'm very grateful.
Ever wondered how someone with a seemingly perfect life can spiral into the depths of addiction? Jason Cupp, author of 'The Naked Guy in the Attic', opens up about his harrowing journey through crystal meth addiction and his path to recovery. In this episode of 'High While Clean', Jason recounts his life story, starting from a well-educated and successful background to the dark days of substance abuse.
He didn't experiment with drugs until later in life, making his descent into addiction all the more shocking. Jason talks candidly about his childhood, adolescence, college years, and adult life as a gay man in a long-term relationship. The breakup with his partner led him down a path of trauma and introduced him to crystal meth, ultimately leading to hosting sex groups where unprotected sex was rampant. But Jason's story doesn't end in despair.
He shares his raw, 'in-the-moment' journaling from his early recovery days, detailing his ninety meetings in ninety days. These entries capture the gradual shedding of crystal meth's effects and the lessons he learned from various speakers. He highlights the importance of asking for help and the transformative power of twelve-step recovery programs. Jason also sheds light on the significant methamphetamine problem within the gay community, emphasizing the need for more support and resources.
His journey is a powerful reminder of human resilience and the possibility of redemption. If you or someone you know is grappling with addiction, Jason Cupp's story offers a beacon of hope and underscores the importance of seeking help. Tune in to this compelling episode of 'High While Clean' for an inspiring message of recovery and compassion.