Summer Chaos: Dads, Addiction, and Unexpected Adventures
Episode Overview
Quitting Kratom can lead to unexpected health benefits. Recovery literature may need modern updates for accessibility. Family support is crucial during addiction recovery. Seizures can be a serious side effect during withdrawal. Young people are shifting from alcohol to other substances.
You won't even believe it, guys. I mean, I'm sitting here holding the very big book that I was given in seafield inpatient treatment many years ago.
What happens when two suburban dads wrestle with addiction during the scorching summer months? This episode of Recovery in the Middle Ages features Mike and Nat, who are not just navigating their own sobriety but also dealing with unexpected chaos. From Nat quitting Kratom just in time for a trip to London, to Mike's rollercoaster ride taking his son to rehab, it's a whirlwind of emotions and experiences.
The duo reflects on their tumultuous summer, sharing personal stories of seizures, shoplifting, and family challenges. They touch upon the outdated language in recovery literature and debate the need for modern updates. As they recount their experiences, they sprinkle in humour and honesty, making listeners ponder about the struggles and triumphs of staying sober amidst life's chaos. If you've ever wondered how middle-aged dads juggle recovery, family, and unexpected hurdles, this episode offers a candid glimpse into their world.
Will Nat's London trip go smoothly without Kratom? Can Mike's son find stability after rehab?
Listen to find out! Don't miss out on the tales of survival, resilience, and the never-ending pursuit of sobriety. What are your thoughts on the balance between modern recovery methods and traditional approaches?