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Ep171 Addiction's Harsh Reality & Ep172 Unimagined Cost of Addiction

Ep171 Addiction's Harsh Reality (Harley Golder) My struggle with substance abuse began early—by age 10, I was selling and using weed, and by 17, I was addicted to heroin. Childhood trauma shaped my path: I lost my grandmother at 9, my mom went to prison at 14, and I lost my dad at 19—just after serving my first six-month jail sentence. Addiction cost me everything—my freedom, my family, even my kids. I spent years in and out of jail, watching loved ones suffer, including my girlfriend who caught charges because of my actions. I used drugs to numb the pain, hoping things would change—but they never did until I did. Recovery is real. It starts with a choice and the courage to take the first step. If you're battling addiction, you're not alone. Sobriety is hard—but it’s worth it. Ep172 The Unimagined Cost of Addiction (Nate Cox) I started using drugs at just 9 years old. Growing up around addiction, it felt normal—like the only way to fit in with my family. What I thought would bring me closer to them ended up stealing everything from me. By middle school, I was deep in it. I lost my passion for things I loved, like art and school. I even lost a scholarship because of it. Addiction took my jobs, my marriage, my freedom, and the hardest part—time away from my kids. I used to think I’d never escape it. But recovery is possible. No matter how far gone you feel, there’s always a way back. If any of this sounds familiar, please know you’re not alone. It starts with one decision—and it can change everything.