DON'T DIE Wisconsin
DON'T DIE WISCONSIN
Episode 19
Episode 19
Episode 19
Tuesday 27th March 2018
Tune into 'Don't Die Wisconsin' for an honest discussion on addiction recovery, naloxone debates, and government solutions to the opioid crisis.
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67 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Confronting Addiction: Real Talk on Recovery, Naloxone, and Government Solutions
End of the day like sorry to be a platitude, but people can't find recovery if they're fucking dead.
Ever thought about what keeps someone from falling back into addiction if they skip a meeting? This episode of 'Don't Die Wisconsin' takes you on a journey through the minds of those who know addiction inside out. Hosts Kevin Schaefer, Patrick Reilly, and Ryan Gorman dive deep into this question and more, offering their raw and unfiltered perspectives. They discuss the importance of mentorship in recovery and critique traditional treatment models that often fall short.
The conversation doesn't stop there; they also dig into the naloxone papers, shedding light on its life-saving potential and the ongoing debates surrounding its use. As if that wasn't enough, the hosts tackle the government's latest attempts to address the opioid crisis, scrutinizing whether these solutions are hitting the mark or missing it entirely. Throughout the episode, you'll hear personal stories and professional insights that bring the harsh realities of addiction to the forefront.
Ryan Gorman sums it up best when he says, 'End of the day like sorry to be a platitude, but people can't find recovery if they're fucking dead'. It's a blunt reminder of what's at stake. For anyone touched by addiction—whether personally or through a loved one—this episode is a must-listen. It offers a mix of hope, hard truths, and practical advice that can make a real difference.