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Donald McDonald
Donald McDonald
No Thanks But Yes
No Thanks But Yes
Join Donald McDonald on 'No Thanks But Yes' as he connects with people who have overcome addiction. Hear their inspiring stories of recovery and transformation.
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Get the buttons here!No Thanks But Yes: Real Stories of Addiction Recovery and Transformation
Curious about how people break free from addiction and turn their lives around? 'No Thanks But Yes' offers a treasure trove of inspiring tales and candid chats with individuals who have conquered their chaotic drug relationships. Hosted by Donald McDonald, a man who has triumphed over severe mental and substance use disorders, this podcast dives into the diverse paths to recovery.
Donald's relaxed and approachable style creates a warm space where guests can openly share their journeys, making each episode feel like a heart-to-heart with an old friend. From exploring sober kink with Ralf Rasmussen to discussing trauma and self-sabotage with Jessica Anne Pressler, the show covers a wide array of topics. You'll hear from storytellers, advocates, and everyday heroes who have found freedom from addiction through various means—whether it's harm reduction, community support, or traditional therapy.
Each story is a testament to human resilience and the power of connection. 'No Thanks But Yes' isn't just about the struggle; it's about the triumphs and the ongoing journey of living a fulfilling life in recovery. Whether you're battling addiction yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the many roads to sobriety, this podcast offers valuable insights and a dose of hope.
Tune in for engaging conversations that remind us all that recovery is possible and life beyond addiction can be extraordinary.