Brett Morris, Ashley Grimes, Jason Rudeen, Rev. LC Currie and JR Weaver
Brett Morris, Ashley Grimes, Jason Rudeen, Rev. LC Currie and JR Weaver
Recovery Revolution Live with Randy Beard
Recovery Revolution Live with Randy Beard
Recovery Revolution Live with Randy Beard
Friday 22nd July 2022
Hear Randy Beard's inspiring journey from addiction and homelessness to recovery advocacy on 'Recovery Revolution Live'. Learn about harm reduction and policy change.
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Brett Morris, Ashley Grimes, Jason Rudeen, Rev. LC Currie and JR Weaver
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Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Randy Beard: A Journey from the Streets to Recovery Advocacy
I battled SUD/Mental health illness/and homelessness for 35 years I am now as of 7/24 three years sober. I have seen it all and can speak on every and all aspects 'I am here to be the voice for every friend I ever lost' Colicchie
Randy Beard's story is one of resilience and transformation. At 51, Randy has seen the harshest sides of life, battling substance use disorder, mental health challenges, and homelessness for over three decades. Now, with three years of sobriety under his belt as of July 24th, he’s on a mission to advocate for those still struggling.
In this episode of 'Recovery Revolution Live', Randy opens up about his journey, shedding light on the stark realities of addiction and the power of recovery. He speaks passionately about being a voice for friends lost to addiction and the importance of peer support in the recovery process. The discussion also delves into Maine's new good samaritan law, which permits drug possession if it’s in the act of saving a life.
Randy emphasizes harm reduction and safe injection practices as vital tools in combating the opioid crisis, particularly among unhoused communities. The episode also explores the role of recovery coaching and community support in fostering lasting change. Randy’s insights call for policy reforms, including the decriminalization of drug use, to better support those in recovery. This conversation is not just about Randy’s personal journey; it’s a powerful testament to the impact of advocacy and the need for systemic change.