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  • Ep. 41: Shards: The Allison Moore Story

Ep. 41: Shards: The Allison Moore Story

Saturday 3rd January 2015

Former vice cop Allison Moore shares her gripping story of meth addiction and recovery on Right Turn Radio. A must-listen for insights into addiction and recovery.
39 minutes
Informative
Empowering
Hopeful
Engaging
Transformative

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From Vice Cop to Survivor: Allison Moore's Battle with Meth Addiction

My addictions, my void messages, seem to fill the void in the worst way.
Ever wondered what happens when the enforcer becomes the victim? In this gripping episode of Right Turn Radio, hosts Jon Cohan, Abby Dean, and Woody Giessmann sit down with Allison Moore, a former vice cop from Maui who found herself ensnared by the very drug she was tasked with eradicating—methamphetamine. Allison opens up about her harrowing journey, chronicled in her book 'SHARDS: A Young Vice Cop Investigates Her Darkest Case of Meth Addiction-Her Own'.
Listeners are taken on a raw and emotional ride through Allison's life, revealing the stark realities faced by first responders who fall prey to substance abuse. The conversation dives deep into the complex relationship between mental health and addiction, particularly within the high-stress environment of law enforcement. Allison's candid account offers a unique perspective on the culture of addiction among first responders and underscores the critical need for mental health support in such demanding professions.
This episode isn't just about the struggle; it's about redemption and hope. Allison talks about the importance of seeking help, making amends, and the transformative power of recovery. Her story is a poignant reminder that addiction can touch anyone, but with the right support, recovery is possible. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or looking to understand it better, this episode promises to leave you with valuable insights and a renewed sense of empathy.