Ray Lynch
Ray Lynch
Miracles in Recovery- January 29th, 2018
Miracles in Recovery- January 29th, 2018
Miracles in Recovery- January 29th, 2018
Monday 29th January 2018
Join Ray Lynch on 'Miracles in Recovery' as he explores alternative treatments for the opioid crisis and the importance of community support.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Tackling the Opioid Crisis: Alternative Treatments and Community Support
You always say you had to get out of your own way, and I've always wondered what that really means, because I don't get it. And what it sounds to me like is: you became willing to almost take direction from other people who had walked in your footsteps ahead of you, and then they turned around and said: I can help you, but you've got to do what I say. And I think that understanding is where you start to get better.
What happens when a community comes together to tackle the opioid crisis? In this episode of 'Miracles in Recovery', host Ray Lynch dives into the heart of the opioid epidemic, exploring its impact on families and communities. Ray doesn't just stop at the problem; he brings in a discussion about alternative treatment options that can make a real difference. From the cost of addiction treatment to the dangers of self-medicating, this episode covers all bases.
You'll hear about the role of government in addressing addiction and why compassion and understanding are crucial in this fight. One of the standout moments is when Ray emphasizes the importance of focusing on personal recovery before helping others. He shares a powerful quote: 'You always say you had to get out of your own way, and I've always wondered what that really means, because I don't get it.
And what it sounds to me like is: you became willing to almost take direction from other people who had walked in your footsteps ahead of you, and then they turned around and said: I can help you, but you've got to do what I say.' This captures the essence of seeking help and guidance from those who have been there.
If you're looking for insights on how to navigate the complexities of addiction and recovery, this episode is a must-listen.