Cullen Easter talks about his desire to help raise awareness for opioid abuse through OpiCure

Cullen Easter talks about his desire to help raise awareness for opioid abuse through OpiCure

Ever wondered how someone turns their personal battles into a mission for change? Meet Cullen Easter, a professional cyclist and registered nurse, who joins Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley in this episode of 'Project Recovery'. Cullen opens up about his journey from struggling to find his place in the world to using alcohol as a crutch, and how he eventually found solace in cycling.

This newfound passion didn't just help him cope; it ignited a drive to help others facing similar struggles. Cullen co-founded OpiCure.org, a foundation dedicated to raising awareness about opioid abuse and redefining best practices for addiction recovery. He shares how recovery not only transformed his life but also fueled his commitment to making a positive impact in the Utah community.

Throughout the conversation, Cullen emphasizes the power of connection in recovery, stating, 'The opposite of addiction is connection', highlighting how crucial it is to feel part of a supportive community. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the importance of finding a passion and the role it plays in overcoming addiction. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Cullen's story offers hope, practical advice, and a reminder that you're not alone.