Kermit O. NA

Kermit O. NA

Kermit O. takes the stage in this heartfelt episode of Recovery Radio Network, sharing his journey through addiction and recovery with humour and raw honesty. Recorded in Charlottesville in 2002, Kermit’s story is both a cautionary tale and a beacon of hope for anyone struggling with substance abuse. He recounts his battles with addiction, from the early days of denial to the transformative power of the 12-step programme.

His narrative is peppered with light-hearted moments, like his playful renditions of the 'I Didn't Get High' song, which adds a touch of levity to his serious message. Kermit also reflects on the international language of addiction, offering translations of 'My name is Kermit, and I'm an addict' in multiple languages, showcasing the universal nature of this struggle.

His gratitude for Narcotics Anonymous and a loving God shines through as he discusses his recovery milestones, including picking up his double-digit coin and finding purpose in life again. Kermit's anecdotes about his experiences in treatment centres, relationships, and the importance of community support are both engaging and deeply moving. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on overcoming addiction.

It reminds us that recovery is possible and that there is always hope, no matter how dark the path may seem.