WokeSick: Recent Episodes
David MacDonald
Amos was incarcerated when he learned his nephew was kiilled by gun violence. He was near the end of his time in jail, confused, and trying to mourn while limited to outside communication. Leigh Ann, an angel in disguise, became aware of his situation and offered him an opportunity that paved the way for healing. Listen to this remarkable story of success.
Misty shares her story of coming out of the grave, and her powerful road to recovery. "The opposite of addiction is connection." Celebrate Recovery are in most communities and a way to remain connected.
Thanks to Elevation Worship for their powerful song, Rattle! You may hear them on tour!
Should you put your children on medications for ADD/ADHD? There are better options to consider.
Dr. Stahlman saved the life of a newborn in 1966. He delivered at 24 weeks gestation and weighed one pound eight ounces. Rick Stone wanted to shout out to this pioneer physician who saved his life.
Raven is a star on her road to recovery. She committed herself to working with those who support her as she became 'wokesick' of substance use disorder. She continues to fullfill the goals on her vision boards.
Is there hope for those suffering from severe anxiety? Yes! Vicky could not leave her home, frequently went to the ER for help, and frustrated with the lack of help. Fortunately she is on the road to recovery!
Ethan almost died from taking designer drugs. The health care providers did not know what they were treating.
Substance use disorder affects the entire family. If not addressed early, parents may lose custody of their children. Unfortunately, their children may be adopted and they lose visitation privileges. But it is possible to restore broken relationships.
From childhood challenges, early substance use disorder, incarceration, and now sober and mentoring others.
The Blue Holler Boys are examples of successful sobriety. One year of Sobriety! No Suboxone, Methaodone, or any other addictive substance!
The Seal takes the Country Boy to the big city to experience riding and escalator for the first time! Two men who are on the recovery road.
Pham became addicted and did not know what it was until he began to experience withdrawal symptoms. He is on the road to sobriety!
BW had many childhood traumas. In spite of a very rough road in life, she is on the road of successful recovery.
Many do not understand the 'why' someone has substance use disorder. Unless the 'why' is addressed it is not possible to effect treat substance use disorder. Substance use disorder is not like other 'diseases.' When the 'why' is addressed the individual is markedly healthier.
Overcoming childhood trauma is not easy. Learning to navigate the ups and downs of life is a journey. Camber overcame many obstacles to become a peer support specialist.
Transforming the way students learn and itneract to prepare them for success in any environment. Many have a passion for life but are not heard in most academic settings. Dr. Carr helps them clarify their passion and achieve their goals in life.
From Heroin Addiction to Peer Support Specialist. He is now a clinician helping others on their road to recovery.
Hope for those with substance use disorder and 'WokeSick' regarding repeated failure. Most likely your efforst focus on the fruit of substance use disorder. We discuss ways to address the root. "When there is hope in the future, there is power in the present."