Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Smile Now & Cry Later with Freddy Negrete - The Way Out Podcast Episode 82 (Part Two)
Smile Now & Cry Later with Freddy Negrete - The Way Out Podcast Episode 82 (Part Two)
Smile Now & Cry Later with Freddy Negrete - The Way Out Podcast Episode 82 (Part Two)
Tuesday 20th February 2018
Hear Freddy Negrete's powerful story of overcoming addiction through faith and community on 'The Way Out' podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Freddy Negrete: From Darkness to Light in Addiction Recovery
Recovery has brought a mindfulness to my addictive nature and, though I would describe my relationship with my other addictions less destructive to varying extents, they still very much are symptomatic of a deeper problem, the very same problem that was at the very core of my drug and alcohol use.
Freddy Negrete, the legendary tattoo artist, has a story that’s nothing short of gripping. In this episode of 'The Way Out', Freddy opens up about his battle with addiction and how it almost ended his life. Facing a severe heart condition brought on by his substance abuse, Freddy found himself at death’s door. What happened next is a tale of surrender and transformation. He turned to a higher power, which became the foundation for his incredible journey to recovery.
Freddy’s candid account not only highlights the perilous nature of addiction but also underscores the importance of seeking help and finding a supportive community. Spirituality played a significant role in his healing process, offering him the strength to rebuild his life. If you or someone you know is grappling with addiction, Freddy’s story is a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of faith and fellowship in recovery.