Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
RadioRehab@Go-ToProductions.com (Producer Char)
RR149 - Remembering Chris G - "The Restart"
RR149 - Remembering Chris G - "The Restart"
RR149 - Remembering Chris G - "The Restart"
Tuesday 13th March 2018
Join Dayna Keyes and Producer Char as they honor Chris G on Radio Rehab, discussing mental challenges in recovery and offering hope for sobriety.
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37 minutes
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Honoring Chris G: Mental Hurdles and Healing in Recovery
For me, it was having that person who wanted to take me down, you know, some resentment, somebody who drank and used and was just pushing it in my face constantly.
What happens when you lose a cherished friend who was also your co-host? In this heartfelt episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna and Producer Char pay tribute to their dear friend Chris Godlewski, who recently passed away. Chris, the original co-host of the show, left an indelible mark on everyone he met, and his memory continues to inspire.
This episode takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting old conversations between Dayna and Chris that shed light on the mental challenges faced by those in recovery. They discuss the early days of getting clean, the mental roadblocks that come with it, and the importance of a strong support system. The duo delves into how resentment can be a significant obstacle and why building a new life in sobriety is crucial.
They also touch on the necessity of detox and the darker aspects of addiction. Through personal stories and reflections, Dayna and Chris offer a blend of inspiration and practical advice for anyone on the path to recovery. This episode serves as both a tribute to Chris's legacy and a beacon of hope for those grappling with addiction.