Luis Delgado
Luis Delgado
The Couch Live 5/05/17
The Couch Live 5/05/17
The Couch Live 5/05/17
Thursday 25th May 2017
Dive into 'The Dope Doctor Podcast' as hosts Lui Delgado and Trinity Phillips discuss the #KyleCares campaign, addiction recovery, and Florida's heroin crisis.
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Luis Delgado
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Racing Against Addiction: Kyle Cares and the Heroin Epidemic
This is how many people are in treatment. Right now, I see a lot of dialogue and a lot of chitchat.
Ever wondered how a race car driver can make a difference in the fight against addiction? In this episode of 'The Dope Doctor Podcast', hosts Lui Delgado and Trinity Phillips take you on a compelling journey that blends the fast-paced world of racing with the urgent battle against heroin addiction. They kick things off by chatting with Daryn Weatherman about his son Kyle Weatherman's race in Salem, where Kyle's car proudly sported the #KyleCares campaign logo.
This initiative aims to raise awareness about addiction and recovery, proving that support can come from unexpected places. The conversation then shifts gears to a serious discussion with Joanne Stone, a Certified Addiction Professional from A Stepping Stone to Success. Together, they dissect Florida Governor Rick Scott's decision to declare a state of emergency due to the heroin and overdose crisis. Joanne shares her expert insights on the impact of this declaration and how it could potentially save lives.
The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like the use of Narcan and the vital role of emergency services in combating overdoses. With a mix of heartfelt stories and expert opinions, this episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction or looking to understand the complexities of this epidemic.