Freedom Recovery Services of Greenville
Freedom Recovery Services of Greenville
Episode 52 | “That Won’t Happen To My Kid” | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd
Episode 52 | “That Won’t Happen To My Kid” | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd
Episode 52 | “That Won’t Happen To My Kid” | The #RecoveryFirst Podcast with Mike Todd
Monday 15th November 2021
Join Mike Todd and Dolly Mccurry as they discuss the alarming rise in overdose deaths and the vital role of community support in recovery.
15 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Facing Overdose: A Conversation with Advocate Dolly Mccurry
Folks, the substances are getting stronger and stronger and they're throwing in these pills that, like back in The Day, I used to take them and practically go play golf right, not anymore, they're killing people.
Overdose deaths are climbing at a frightening pace, and in this episode of The #RecoveryFirst Podcast, host Mike Todd tackles this pressing issue head-on. He’s joined by Dolly Mccurry, a respected advocate in the recovery community, who sheds light on the dangerous landscape of drug use today. With drugs becoming increasingly potent and counterfeit substances on the rise, the risks have never been higher.
Mccurry emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and informed, especially for parents who might think 'That won’t happen to my kid'. Todd and Mccurry explore how trusted community advocates play a crucial role in making drug users feel safe enough to seek help. They also discuss the vulnerability of those in recovery and the lifesaving role of naloxone in recovery housing. This episode isn’t just informative; it’s a call to action for awareness and community support.
Whether you’re a parent, a friend, or someone navigating recovery, this conversation offers valuable insights and hope.