Mike Todd's 31-Year Recovery Journey: Wisdom and Hope
Recovery is a life worth living. But I tell you, you just have no idea. Looking back, it's more than I ever dreamed it would be. It really is.
Mike Todd has spent over three decades navigating the ups and downs of recovery, and in this episode, he opens up about what he's learned along the way. With 31 years of sustained sobriety under his belt, Mike offers a candid look at the strategies and mindset shifts that have kept him on track. But this episode isn't just about Mike's personal story; it's also a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with addiction.
He shares practical advice on maintaining long-term recovery and emphasizes the importance of not giving up before the miracle happens. Mike and his wife are deeply involved in their local recovery community in Greenville, South Carolina. They own a home where they provide a safe haven for men coming out of detox, helping them transition back into society. Their work doesn't stop there; Mike is also an active advocate and mentor through the South Carolina Recovery Housing Association.
One of their key initiatives is ensuring that naloxone, a life-saving medication, is available in all recovery housing across the state. Throughout the episode, Mike's message is clear: recovery is not just about abstaining from substances; it's about building a life that's rich and fulfilling. He talks about finding purpose, love, and joy in everyday moments. 'Recovery is a life worth living,' he says, highlighting the profound changes that come with sustained sobriety.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is. Tune in to hear Mike's inspiring journey and gain valuable insights into making recovery sustainable.