The Power of Service in Recovery: Mike Todd's Journey
In the end, man, it's like we're not taking any of the money- the cars, the prestige- we're not taking any of that with us, man. What we're taking with us is love, right. I mean that's really the only thing we can take is our love for others, and that's what I learned through that process.
Have you ever wondered how helping others can transform your own recovery journey? In this episode of the #RecoveryFirst Podcast, host Mike Todd dives into the significance of service work in the path to sobriety. Mike shares his personal experiences, illustrating how being there for others became a cornerstone of his own recovery. His heartfelt stories and reflections offer a unique perspective on the mutual benefits of service, both for those offering help and those receiving it.
The episode doesn't stop there; it also sheds light on the evolution and challenges of recovery housing. Mike discusses the South Carolina Recovery Housing Association's mission to support providers, mentor operators, and advocate for residents. One of their key initiatives is ensuring that naloxone, a life-saving medication, is available in all recovery housing across the state.
This episode is a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights into the recovery community, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in addiction recovery. Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the power of service, Mike Todd's thoughtful discussion will leave you inspired and informed.