Frank Jameson: From Party Persona to Purposeful Recovery
I don't know how what my story would have looked like, but my mom did some research, she got some education. Funny enough, I had been going to too many rehabs and they stopped paying out for treatment centers in the state of California, and I don't know how the policy works with regents, but they were basically.
Ever wondered how a change in scenery can shape your life? Frank Jameson, the Executive Director of SOAR, joins Casey Scott and Dr. Matt Woolley on 'Project Recovery' to share his incredible journey from addiction to recovery. Growing up in the small town of Sun Valley, Idaho, Frank's party lifestyle took root early. But it was his move to California for college that plunged him deeper into substance abuse.
Things got so dire that Frank even attempted to take his own life. In this episode, Frank opens up about the rollercoaster of his life—spending five years in and out of rehab and hitting rock bottom when he nearly lost his foot due to drug use. What turned it around for him? Community support and finding a sense of purpose through service.
Frank's story is a raw and honest look at the highs and lows of addiction, the struggle for sobriety, and the power of perseverance. Frank also highlights the importance of seeking professional help and how community service can provide a new lease on life. This episode isn't just for those battling addiction; it's for anyone looking to understand the complexities of recovery and the role of community in healing.
Tune in to hear Frank's compelling story and gain insights into the transformative power of support and purpose.