Christopher Heimerman
Christopher Heimerman
Episode 11: Ironman Corey Harrington on surviving opioid addiction
Episode 11: Ironman Corey Harrington on surviving opioid addiction
Episode 11: Ironman Corey Harrington on surviving opioid addiction
Tuesday 6th April 2021
Hear Corey Harrington's journey from opioid addiction to Ironman athlete on '40,000 Steps Radio'. A story of resilience, recovery, and transformation.
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Get the buttons here!Ironman Triumph: Corey Harrington’s Path from Opioid Addiction to Recovery
If you can come through opioid abuse and addiction, then there's nothing you can't do.
What happens when an Ironman athlete opens up about his decade-long struggle with opioid addiction? In this episode of '40,000 Steps Radio', host Christopher Heimerman sits down with Corey Harrington, who completed a full Ironman race in November 2020 after battling opioid addiction for ten years. Corey shares his raw and honest journey, from the depths of loneliness and hopelessness to the moment he finally admitted he was an addict.
The conversation delves into the immediate challenges he faced in recovery and the pivotal role of honesty and vulnerability in his healing process. Corey doesn't shy away from discussing the impact of addiction on his relationships, emphasizing how recovery has transformed him into a present husband, father, and all-around human being. He also highlights the significant role exercise played in his recovery, breaking down toxic masculinity barriers and encouraging others to seek help.
This episode is a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the incredible heights one can achieve with the right support. Tune in to hear Corey’s inspiring story and find motivation to support addiction and mental illness recovery efforts in your community.