Tony Hoffman
Tony Hoffman
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Thursday 23rd April 2020
Tony Hoffman and KP discuss the heartbreaking effects of opioid overdose and how parents can take action to help their children. Listen now.
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78 minutes
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Tony Hoffman
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Opioid Overdose: A Heartbreaking Reality and a Call to Action for Parents
When people need to realize that the disease of addiction is non-discriminate, it doesn't care if you're from the east side, west side, north side, south side, you know you can be a blue-collar worker, you can be a ceo of a company if you have predisposition genes, which the majority of Americans do, and that key is ever put into that lock and turned, pandora's box is opened and it is very hard, as you say, to walk back through that doorway.
Imagine getting a call that a loved one has succumbed to an opioid overdose. In this episode of 'One Choice', Tony Hoffman and his co-host KP share the tragic news of losing a friend to opioids, highlighting the brutal truth about addiction. They paint a vivid picture of how addiction doesn’t discriminate, touching every corner of society. The conversation is raw and heartfelt, aiming to shed light on the urgent need for parental vigilance and open communication with children.
Tony and KP dive deep into the perilous world of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid often mixed with street drugs, making them deadly. They stress that parents need to be proactive, understanding the red flags of addiction and taking steps to prevent overdoses. This episode isn't just about sharing grim statistics; it’s a heartfelt plea to parents to step in before it's too late.
Personal anecdotes from both hosts bring a human touch to the discussion, offering advice and hope for those grappling with addiction or trying to support someone who is. They discuss the importance of working a recovery program, not just for the addict but for their loved ones as well, to help lift the urge to use and prevent relapse.
This episode is a sobering reminder of the devastating impact of opioid addiction and the critical role parents play in preventing tragedy. It’s a must-listen for anyone looking to understand more about this crisis and seeking ways to make a difference.