Northampton prevention Coalition
Northampton prevention Coalition
The Progression: Aaron Pitrat part 3
The Progression: Aaron Pitrat part 3
The Progression: Aaron Pitrat part 3
Tuesday 22nd May 2018
Aaron Pitrat recounts his journey from high school to treatment centers, shedding light on opiate addiction, depression, and the road to recovery.
20 minutes
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Aaron Pitrat's Journey: From High School to Treatment Centers
Anything to make you feel better sounds good, sounds like a reprieve.
Aaron Pitrat’s story is a raw and honest look at the grip of addiction and the long road to recovery. In this episode of 'NPC in the 413', Aaron takes listeners through his journey, starting from his high school days where he managed to keep things together just enough to pass. However, things took a darker turn as he experienced his first real withdrawal and entered treatment centers for the first time.
Aaron doesn’t hold back on the harsh realities of opiate addiction, shedding light on how quickly it can spiral out of control. He speaks candidly about the impact of depression and stress, and how these factors intertwined with his addiction. Sociability played a significant role in his recovery, emphasizing the importance of having a support system. His story is a stark reminder that addiction doesn’t discriminate and can affect anyone.
Aaron’s honesty about his struggles and the lessons he’s learned offers hope and insight for those grappling with similar issues. He highlights the necessity of seeking help and the power of resilience. As Aaron puts it, 'Anything to make you feel better sounds good, sounds like a reprieve'. This episode isn’t just about the dark times; it’s also about finding light at the end of the tunnel.
Whether you’re dealing with addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Aaron’s journey is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and the possibility of recovery.