Dave and Chris
Dave and Chris
Dopey 312: Still Missing Chris (3 years later) with Dylan and Misty, Kratom, Heroin, Suboxone, recovery, psych ward
Dopey 312: Still Missing Chris (3 years later) with Dylan and Misty, Kratom, Heroin, Suboxone, recovery, psych ward
Dopey 312: Still Missing Chris (3 years later) with Dylan and Misty, Kratom, Heroin, Suboxone, recovery, psych ward
Saturday 24th July 2021
Join Dylan and Misty on Dopey Podcast as they remember Chris three years after his passing. Explore addiction, recovery, and more.
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Honoring Chris: Reflections on Loss and Recovery on Dopey
I still think that shit is funny because it's. Like, how do you not like, like this morning, I was bored and I like i. I wasn't thinking about using, but I was trying to get someone to get on the phone with me.
Three years have passed since Chris's tragic fentanyl overdose, and this episode of Dopey Podcast is a poignant reflection on his life and legacy. Chris's sponsor, Dylan, joins the conversation to share memories and discuss the challenges of living without him. Misty, affectionately known as the 'dopey fairy', also calls in to express how Chris's death impacted her life.
The episode is a blend of heartfelt tributes and raw honesty, touching on various aspects of addiction, recovery, and the emotional aftermath of losing a friend. The hosts and guests don't shy away from tough topics, including the use of Kratom, experiences in psych wards, and the broader recovery movement. Dylan even shares a wild story that captures the unpredictable nature of addiction.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone affected by addiction or looking for a community that understands the complexities of recovery.