MARR Addiction Treatment Centers

Stories of Recovery | Alcoholism, Addiction & 12 Step Spirituality

MARR Addiction Treatment Centers

  • Ep 27: Failure

Ep 27: Failure

Monday 11th March 2019

Discover Matt Irwin's journey from near-death due to alcoholism to becoming a counselor at MARR, highlighting the value of failure in recovery.
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Stories of Recovery | Alcoholism, Addiction & 12 Step Spirituality
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Matt Irwin's Road to Recovery: Embracing Failure and Finding Hope

I tell the guys a lot of times we, you know, they'll ask me about a decision. That's just astounding to me, like what could be happening at this place that makes people not leave once they start working there, and it's the relationships, without a doubt.
Ever wondered how failure can actually pave the way to success? Meet Matt Irwin, a counselor at MARR Addiction Treatment Center, who has a powerful story to tell. At 28, Matt checked into a hospital with a staggering 0.42 blood alcohol level. The doctors thought he might not make it. Fast forward nearly 21 years, and Matt is now a beacon of hope for many struggling with addiction.
In this episode, Matt shares how his darkest moments became the stepping stones to his recovery. He talks candidly about the importance of vulnerability and authenticity in the healing process. Relationships and mentorship played a crucial role in his journey, helping him rebuild his life and find purpose. Matt's story isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about embracing imperfection and finding strength in our failures.
Tune in to hear how Matt turned his life around and learn why he believes that even our biggest mistakes can lead to our greatest triumphs.