Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
Best Of: Ex-Con "Murph" (2011)
Best Of: Ex-Con "Murph" (2011)
Best Of: Ex-Con "Murph" (2011)
Friday 26th July 2019
Murph discusses his path from crime to redemption with Paul Gilmartin on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'. A tale of addiction, guilt, and transformation.
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Paul Gilmartin
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Healing Relationships
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Murph's Redemption: From Prison to Purpose on Mental Illness Happy Hour
I know, if I didn't admit my wrongs... that has enabled me to make the choices that I make today, because back then I didn't believe what I was doing was inappropriate or, you know, incorrect.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly turn your life around? In this memorable episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', host Paul Gilmartin sits down with Murph, a retired serial felon whose story is as gripping as it is inspiring. Originally recorded in 2011, Murph opens up about his tumultuous past, from a traumatic childhood that led him down a dark path to his experiences in prison and the guilt that followed his crimes.
But this isn’t just a tale of wrongdoing; it's one of redemption and transformation. Murph shares candidly about how drugs and alcohol initially helped him feel like he belonged but ultimately brought out the worst in him. His journey through addiction, crime, and eventually, self-improvement is a testament to the power of admitting one's wrongs and seeking forgiveness. He reflects on the importance of second chances and how they’ve allowed him to contribute positively to society today.
Paul Gilmartin guides this conversation with empathy and insight, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the psychology of criminal behavior, addiction, and mental health recovery. Tune in to hear how Murph’s story underscores the human capacity for change and the profound impact of compassion and understanding.