Melissa & Cody Kreutz
Melissa & Cody Kreutz
6. Head Trauma & Addiction w/ Adam Danielson
6. Head Trauma & Addiction w/ Adam Danielson
6. Head Trauma & Addiction w/ Adam Danielson
Monday 13th April 2020
Adam Danielson shares his experiences with head trauma and addiction on 'We Are The Stigma'. Listen to this raw and honest conversation now.
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Get the buttons here!Adam Danielson's Fight Against Head Trauma and Addiction on We Are The Stigma
I don't know if the head trauma or anything like that caused it. They have a hard time sometimes connecting the dots of where I'm at now, from where I was, because they're way back there and I try to say, yeah, I've been there, and they go, yeah, no, you don't understand, you're like.
Ever wondered how head trauma can intertwine with addiction? This episode of 'We Are The Stigma' brings you an eye-opening conversation with Adam Danielson, a recovery advocate who has faced both these battles head-on. Hosted by Melissa and Cody Kreutz, the discussion dives into Adam's tumultuous journey through alcoholism and addiction, exacerbated by head injuries. Adam recounts his harrowing rock-bottom moments and the long road to recovery that followed.
Now three years sober, Adam shares his story with raw honesty, emphasizing the critical role of vulnerability in healing. The trio’s candid conversation is peppered with shared laughs and deep understanding, making it a compelling listen for anyone touched by addiction or mental health struggles. Adam also talks about his involvement with '1000 Hours Dry', a community promoting an alcohol-free lifestyle.
This episode isn't just about overcoming personal demons; it's about breaking down the stigmas that keep people from seeking help. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Adam's story is a powerful reminder that change is possible, even when the odds seem insurmountable.