22. College Incarceration22. College Incarceration
Addicts In The Dark
A candid story of addiction, incarceration, and the true path to recovery through human connection and support.
55:09•12 Sept 2022
College Incarceration: Unmasking the Realities of Addiction and Recovery
“I had to learn how to face myself, I had to learn how to work the steps of aa. And I was smoking pot, and you know I was. Today I'm able to wake up in my body and my skin and my mind and have love for myself and feel comfortable in my skin and not have to run to anything to fix, to give me a feeling that I can't create for myself.”
Ever wondered if locking someone up can really fix their addiction? This episode of 'Addicts in the Dark' gets real about that question. An anonymous caller shares their raw journey through addiction, revealing how criminal prosecution failed to address their deeper issues. They talk about the myths society clings to, thinking jail time can solve addiction problems, and how these misconceptions can do more harm than good.
Instead, the caller found that human connection and support were crucial in their path to recovery. They open up about their experiences with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the role of Vivitrol in helping them stay sober. This episode isn't just a story; it's a call to rethink how we approach addiction and recovery. Tune in for a candid look at what really helps people heal.
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