Dave and Chris
Dave and Chris
Dopey127: Meth Psychosis, Dick Tattoo, Alcoholics Anonymous, Bipolar Disorder, Somerville, Trouble at Work
Dopey127: Meth Psychosis, Dick Tattoo, Alcoholics Anonymous, Bipolar Disorder, Somerville, Trouble at Work
Dopey127: Meth Psychosis, Dick Tattoo, Alcoholics Anonymous, Bipolar Disorder, Somerville, Trouble at Work
Saturday 7th April 2018
Join Dave and Chris on Dopey127 as they share wild stories of addiction, meth psychosis, bipolar disorder, and finding hope through recovery.
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70 minutes
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Dave and Chris
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Finding Hope in Chaos: Dopey127's Wild Ride Through Addiction and Recovery
The beauty of Dopey is that it shows that even in the darkest times, there is still laughter and hope to be found.
Ever heard of someone hiding in a closet with knives because they thought people were out to get them? That's just one of the wild stories you'll hear in this episode of Dopey. Hosts Dave and Chris bring you face-to-face with the raw, unfiltered chaos of addiction, but they do it with a twist—humor. In this episode, Ryan shares his harrowing experience of meth-induced psychosis that had him pleading with strangers for protection.
Fast forward seven months, and Ryan is clean and doing well, proving that even the darkest times can have a hopeful turn. Then there's Alex, who recounts his manic episode that ended with an unwanted tattoo of the word 'lucky' above his dick. Yes, you read that right. It's a story that's both shocking and oddly amusing.
Dave also chimes in with his own tale of getting into trouble at work, adding another layer to the episode's mix of seriousness and humor. Through these stories, Dopey127 shows that no matter how dire things may seem, there's always a way out. Recovery is possible, and sometimes, laughter really is the best medicine. Whether you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers a unique blend of empathy, hope, and yes, a good laugh.