Fentanyl Crisis and Drug Policy: Mike and Nat's Take on Recovery Challenges
Episode Overview
Insightful discussions on drug policy and its impact on recovery Personal anecdotes and reflections on challenges of maintaining sobriety Thought-provoking insights on drug decriminalization and its consequences Engaging banter and light-hearted moments to keep the conversation lively A deep dive into societal perceptions of addiction and realistic solutions
As two men in recovery from alcohol use disorder, we know how difficult it can be to seek help for a disease that's so stigmatized.
Imagine a daycare center where a child falls victim to a fentanyl overdose. This heartbreaking incident in New York sets the stage for Mike and Nat's latest discussion on 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'. They tackle the tough questions surrounding drug policy, especially in light of Oregon's Proposition 110, which decriminalized drugs like fentanyl but led to a spike in usage and overdoses. Should New York adopt a similar stance, or is a stricter approach needed?
Or perhaps there's a middle ground that hasn't been explored yet? Mike and Nat bring their unique perspectives to this complex issue, drawing from their own recovery journeys while juggling suburban life. Their conversation is a mix of personal stories, informed opinions, and a touch of humor, making it both enlightening and relatable. Whether you're navigating your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of camaraderie.