Anthony Capozzoli
Anthony Capozzoli
006 - Roland : My Addictions are Outside Doing Push-ups!
006 - Roland : My Addictions are Outside Doing Push-ups!
006 - Roland : My Addictions are Outside Doing Push-ups!
Friday 17th July 2020
Roland's journey from 25 ER visits to sobriety is a testament to resilience. Hear his story on 'Dismantled Life'.
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Get the buttons here!Roland's Rollercoaster: From ER Visits to Sobriety
Your addiction is outside doing pushups, and there's a lot of truth to that. It's different for every single person. In a lot of ways, that's really what it is. You kind of look around.
Picture this: 25 trips to the ER, 17 stints in detox units, and 12 rehab programs. That's the chaotic journey Roland faced on his path to sobriety. In this episode of 'Dismantled Life', host Anthony Capozzoli sits down with Roland, who opens up about his harrowing yet hopeful battle with addiction. From the grip of alcohol to the isolation and depression that fueled his struggles, Roland's story is a raw and unfiltered look at the long road to recovery.
He doesn't shy away from discussing the dark moments, including suicidal thoughts and battling cancer, but he also shares the coping mechanisms that helped him push through. Roland dives into the science behind addiction and the mental hamster wheel that kept him trapped for so long. His tale isn't just about the lows; it's also about the resilience and determination it takes to see the sun rise again after endless nights of despair.
If you're looking for a story that embodies the highs and lows of addiction recovery, this episode is a must-listen. Roland's journey reminds us that while everyone's path to sobriety is unique, the fight for a better life is universal.