Dating in Recovery
Whats it like dating in recovery? Whats the deal with the feels?
Zora J. joins me for a conversation about Dating in Recovery with a special guest. Continue reading Dating in Recovery
Tag: Sobriety
Inside the Minds Eye w/ Ben Lassiter
We talk about growing up in East Cobb sippin sauce in the parking lot by Park 12 theatre, Detoxing during Family Vacations, Crying on the side of the road, and ending up in Rehab. Great Talk! Continue reading Inside the Minds Eye w/ Ben Lassiter
Inside the Minds Eye w/ Luke Neyland
Luke Neyland (former UFC coach and fighter) was hospitalized 6 times, fired from 3 jobs, and arrested twice in 1 year…
Then he got sober. Continue reading Inside the Minds Eye w/ Luke Neyland
Inside the Minds Eye w/ Christian Janson Ep. 3
Does 5 years sober suck? Oh yea it does. Christian Janson drops in to help me figure out why Continue reading Inside the Minds Eye w/ Christian Janson Ep. 3
It’s all about Me and I’m the Problem
It’s all about Me and I’m the problem: Continue reading It’s all about Me and I’m the Problem
The Last Taboo w/ Eric J. Dias
We talked about my experience with drug addiction, psychosis, and recovery. We also spoke about 12 step meetings, the pros and cons of suboxone treatment, and the importance of being honest with our doctors (especially if we are in recovery): Continue reading The Last Taboo w/ Eric J. Dias
One Hour Closer to Being Free
I used my last bit of dope in a parking lot outside of Papa Johns.
I wrote that sentence inside of an AA meeting…
And I’m not sure what’s supposed to be written next: Continue reading One Hour Closer to Being Free
“Alive (Lord Willin’) Logic Remix
Last night, Tully Scott joined us in the basement to share some of his story: Continue reading “Alive (Lord Willin’) Logic Remix
A Warm Bed in a Cold Room
I couldn’t sleep. Every few minutes my eyes would look towards the phone to see if she saw the message I had sent. My mind ran circles around pain… Continue reading A Warm Bed in a Cold Room
Rock Bottom
When heroin is removed, all that remains is the obsession.
When you don’t have it, you’re antsy and anxious and depressed. You can’t enjoy the weather, people, music, movies, or art.
The idea that people can be outside mowing the lawn, or talking on the phone, or smiling and laughing is unfathomable. Continue reading Rock Bottom