Kelly Reverb
Kelly Reverb
S2E29: Relapse | Oxford House | Recovery / Sobriety | Club Scene | Skateboarding
S2E29: Relapse | Oxford House | Recovery / Sobriety | Club Scene | Skateboarding
S2E29: Relapse | Oxford House | Recovery / Sobriety | Club Scene | Skateboarding
Monday 16th August 2021
Listen to Dillon and Jeff Rigdon discuss relapse, recovery, and the support of Oxford House in their sobriety on 'This Pink Cloud'.
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61 minutes
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Author:
Kelly Reverb
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!From Relapse to Recommitment: Dillon and Jeff's Sobriety Stories
As addicts, we use, and it's a miracle when we don't. I'm doing those things to give myself some distance from it so that I can get my footing again and keep on keeping on.
Imagine finding yourself at a crossroads after a relapse. What would you do next? In this episode of 'This Pink Cloud', DJ Kelly Reverb sits down with Dillon and Jeff Rigdon to explore their journeys through addiction, relapse, and recovery. Dillon opens up about his recent 'slip' and the steps he's taking to recommit to his sobriety. His story is raw, real, and filled with determination.
Jeff, on the other hand, shares his experiences with Oxford House, a crucial part of his recovery journey. He talks about how this supportive community has helped him stay on track. The conversation also veers into the club scene and skateboarding, shedding light on how these activities were once tied to their addictions but have now become positive outlets.
Throughout the episode, the importance of support groups like NA and Oxford House is emphasized, with both guests sharing how these communities have been lifelines in their recovery. This episode is a powerful reminder that while relapse can be a part of the recovery journey, it doesn't have to be the end. Dillon and Jeff's stories are testaments to the strength and resilience needed to keep moving forward.