From Rock Bottom to Advocacy: Robert Kanter's Journey
I don't know why I suffer from alcoholism and substance use disorder. I can tell you that, had I not found the rooms, I would be dead, like most of us, if not all of us.
Imagine facing the darkest depths of addiction, only to rise and become a beacon of hope for others. That's the story of Robert Kanter, who sits down with Theo Hill in this episode of 'One Day at a Time: In Recovery in Baltimore'. Robert's tale is not just about his own recovery from drug and alcohol use; it's also about the heart-wrenching experience of nearly losing his daughter to an overdose.
With candor and emotion, he shares how these experiences have shaped his mission to support families grappling with addiction today. Robert's journey didn't stop at personal recovery. He found a new purpose as an international advocate for recovery and family support. His work now touches lives across the globe, offering a lifeline to those in desperate need of hope and guidance.
This episode isn't just about one man's battle; it's a testament to the resilience and strength required to rebuild a life after addiction. Theo and Robert delve into the importance of finding meaning post-recovery, shedding light on how gratitude and purpose can transform lives. Whether you're in the throes of addiction, supporting a loved one, or simply seeking stories of human triumph, this conversation offers valuable insights and inspiration.
Tune in to hear Robert Kanter's compelling story and discover how hope can flourish even in the most challenging circumstances.