Battling Big Pharma: Reed and Ed Bisch Share Their Stories of Recovery and Advocacy
This is a show about hope and recovery, and for the past several weeks or more I've been interviewing people and they have all lost a loved one. So you might think that the hope is not there.
Ever wondered how individuals take on the giants of Big Pharma while battling addiction? This episode of 'Recovering Hope' brings you just that. Hosted by Mark Marcley and co-host Liz Henry, the show features Reed, a young man recovering from fentanyl addiction, and Ed Bisch, a vocal advocate against Purdue Pharma's unethical practices. Reed opens up about his harrowing journey through addiction and the elusive ways he managed to obtain fentanyl even while trying to recover.
His story is a raw look at the cunning nature of addiction and the relentless hope that fuels recovery. Ed Bisch, on the other hand, channels his grief into activism. After losing a loved one to addiction, Ed has been tirelessly working to hold Big Pharma accountable. He discusses the impact of Purdue Pharma's corrupt practices and how they have devastated countless lives.
The episode also dives into practical advice for parents on recognizing signs of fentanyl use in their children and the importance of support systems in recovery. Mark and Liz share their own experiences supporting loved ones through addiction, offering a heartfelt perspective on the power of community and hope. This episode is a compelling blend of personal stories and advocacy, shedding light on the dual battle against addiction and corporate greed.
Tune in to 'Recovering Hope' for an eye-opening discussion that promises to inspire and inform.