Nate and Tommy
Nate and Tommy
From Tragedy to Prevention: The Becky Savage Story
From Tragedy to Prevention: The Becky Savage Story
From Tragedy to Prevention: The Becky Savage Story
Sunday 28th December 2025
Becky Savage shares her journey from tragedy to prevention, founding the 525 Foundation after losing her sons to overdoses.
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Episode Overview
- Open conversations about substance abuse can prevent tragedies.
- Prescription drug misuse is a critical issue affecting families.
- Community education is vital for prevention.
- Peer pressure can lead to life-altering decisions.
- Turning grief into action can create positive change.
'Conversations save lives.'
How do people find hope in the darkest times? Becky Savage shares her heart-wrenching journey of loss and resilience in this powerful episode of Bare Knuckle Recovery. Becky, a nurse and mother, recounts the tragic day in 2015 when she lost her two eldest sons, Nick and Jack, to accidental drug overdoses. The episode highlights the devastating impact of prescription drug misuse and the importance of open conversations about substance abuse.
Becky discusses how she turned her grief into action by founding the 525 Foundation, aiming to educate communities about the dangers of drug misuse. Her story is a testament to the strength of a mother's love and the power of community support in preventing similar tragedies. Hosts Zach Dawson and Bob Springer guide this emotional conversation, touching on themes of family, loss, and the critical role of education in prevention.
Through Becky's candid storytelling, listeners are reminded that addiction doesn't discriminate and that every family can be affected. This episode is not just about tragedy but also about finding purpose and making a difference. As Becky says, 'Conversations save lives.' Are you ready to start yours?