Andrew Hager Live
Andrew Hager Live
Tanya Meeks of Stop Heroin Lexington and Larry McCoy of Unofficial Unleashed
Tanya Meeks of Stop Heroin Lexington and Larry McCoy of Unofficial Unleashed
Tanya Meeks of Stop Heroin Lexington and Larry McCoy of Unofficial Unleashed
Thursday 28th September 2017
Tanya Meeks and Larry McCoy join Andrew Hager to discuss finding joy and purpose in recovery, emphasizing community support and personal stories.
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Policy & Advocacy
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Finding Joy in Recovery: Tanya Meeks and Larry McCoy Share Their Stories
If you're not having fun in recovery, you're doing it wrong! And if you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, join us and other people who care about you, fighting together for lives of purpose and fulfillment.
What if recovery wasn't just about surviving, but thriving? In this episode of Andrew Hager Live, Andrew sits down with two incredible guests, Tanya Meeks of Stop Heroin Lexington and Larry McCoy of Unofficial Unleashed, to explore how fun and fulfillment can be integral parts of the recovery journey. Tanya opens up about her personal battle with addiction and how it led her to create an organization that offers crucial support and resources for those struggling with substance abuse.
Larry, on the other hand, shares how music became his lifeline, using it as a powerful tool for healing and connection. The discussion also dives into the broader impacts of addiction on families and communities, and the often-overlooked dangers of marijuana use. Through their heartfelt stories, Tanya and Larry remind us that recovery is not just about getting clean—it's about finding joy and purpose in life again.
Tune in to hear their inspiring journeys and learn how community support can make all the difference.