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This Life 72: Shelly Sprague and Evan "Bullet" James
This Life 72: Shelly Sprague and Evan "Bullet" James
This Life 72: Shelly Sprague and Evan "Bullet" James
Monday 13th March 2017
Shelly Sprague and Evan James discuss their paths from addiction to helping others on This Life #YOULIVE with Dr. Drew, Bob Forrest, and Mike Catherwood.
61 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Shelly Sprague and Evan James: From Addiction to Advocacy on This Life #YOULIVE
It's like, if I make a choice that is good for me, it doesn't have to be bad for somebody else. The secondary gain there is that I can make choices that are good for the whole.
Shelly Sprague, famously known as 'Shelly the Shark' from Celebrity Rehab, and Evan 'Bullet' James join Dr. Drew Pinsky, Bob Forrest, and Mike Catherwood in this gripping episode of This Life #YOULIVE. Shelly shares her compelling journey from battling addiction to becoming a beacon of hope for others through TAPS14 Org, a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing kids in peril. Evan, once entangled in the world of cocaine abuse, now devotes his life to guiding drug-addicted children towards recovery.
Their stories are not just about overcoming personal demons but also about transforming their lives to help others find their way home. The episode covers a range of topics, including innovative medical treatments for addiction, the soaring costs of prescription drugs, and the cultural factors influencing young people today. With heartfelt discussions and real-life experiences, this episode offers a powerful look at the resilience and strength of the human spirit.
Evan's perspective is particularly moving when he says, 'If I make a choice that is good for me, it doesn't have to be bad for somebody else. The secondary gain there is that I can make choices that are good for the whole'. Tune in to hear these inspiring stories and gain insights into the complexities of addiction and recovery.