Since Right Now
Since Right Now
Episode 1527: Jason Smith / The Bitter Taste of Dying
Episode 1527: Jason Smith / The Bitter Taste of Dying
Episode 1527: Jason Smith / The Bitter Taste of Dying
Thursday 16th July 2015
Join Jason Smith as he recounts his journey through addiction and recovery with raw honesty and humor in 'Since Right Now'.
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Get the buttons here!Jason Smith's Story: From Collapse to Clarity in Addiction Recovery
"That same drug was making me want to die by myself in an apartment because I couldn't live." - Jason Smith on Since Right Now
Ever wondered what it's like to hit rock bottom and then find your way back? Jason Smith knows all too well. In this gripping episode of 'Since Right Now', Jason opens up about his battle with addiction, vividly recounting the moment he collapsed on the floor, tasting bitterness and grit. It was a wake-up call that set him on the path to recovery.
His memoir, 'The Bitter Taste of Dying', offers a raw and honest look at his struggles with fentanyl and narco while working as a high school teacher. Jason doesn't shy away from discussing the toll his addiction took on his family and his own mental health. Through candid storytelling, he reveals the challenges of finding effective treatment and the importance of sharing stories online.
What makes Jason's narrative stand out is his ability to mix seriousness with humor, making his journey not just informative but also refreshingly human. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the realities of addiction, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for an eye-opening experience that underscores the power of resilience and the potential for growth even in the darkest times.