Sicker Than Most

Sicker Than Most

Sicker Than Most

  • Sicker Than Most #10: Brian talks dropping out of UC Santa Cruz, drug dealing, and finding a higher power!

Sicker Than Most #10: Brian talks dropping out of UC Santa Cruz, drug dealing, and finding a higher power!

Friday 15th November 2019

Brian recounts his journey from UC Santa Cruz dropout and drug dealer to finding a higher power and achieving long-term sobriety.
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69 minutes
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Brian's Path: From UC Santa Cruz Dropout to Finding Purpose

I wasn't using every day yet, but it was like I was doing the old, like shuffle, where it's like I can use for Three Days and then I got to cut off.
What happens when a promising student at UC Santa Cruz gets caught up in the whirlwind of drug culture? In this episode of 'Sicker Than Most', Brian opens up about his rollercoaster journey through addiction, dealing drugs, and his multiple attempts at sobriety. The Santa Cruz hustle, as Brian describes it, is a constant temptation that ensnares many.
But his story isn't just about the lows; it's also about the highs of finding a higher power that finally clicked for him. Brian’s tale is a raw and honest look at the struggle to stay clean in an environment where drugs are always within reach. He talks candidly about his relapses and what it took for him to achieve long-term sobriety. One of the most striking parts of Brian's story is his discovery of a higher power.
It's not about traditional religion but finding something that brings peace and purpose. This episode of 'Sicker Than Most' blends humor with heartfelt moments, offering listeners a genuine glimpse into the world of recovery. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Brian's story provides hope and practical insights.