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Craig Ferguson Says the Quiet Part Out Loud
Some people can tell a story, some people have a great story, few tend to have both. Craig Ferguson is someone who has both. In a culture that often sanitizes addiction into vague clinical jargon or softens it with endless external rationalizations, Ferguson does something far rarer: he strips away the self-pity and demands total,…
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Addicts Are Passionate
It’s a difficult topic, and it dives into the psychology of addiction. Maybe you’ll relate to it, or maybe you know someone who will. Addicts are a passionate bunch. Now, if you’re after a hand-holding, feel-good story, this isn’t it. This one sits firmly in the Sober Standard “enough bullshit” philosophy. We recently uploaded a…
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7th Annual Shatterproof Walk to End Addiction Returns to Chicago’s Lincoln Park on September 26
Community Members, Advocates, and Families Gather at Lincoln Park Grove 2 to Celebrate Recovery, Remember Loved Ones, and Support National Efforts to End the Addiction Crisis CHICAGO, IL — Community members, advocates, families, and individuals in recovery will gather at Lincoln Park Grove 2 on Saturday, September 26, for the 7th Annual Shatterproof Walk to End Addiction…
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Surviving The Valley – Banning Lyon
Today, Banning Lyon sits down with us. He’s a devoted father and an accomplished Yosemite guide who takes people into some of the most life-changing environments known to man. But the reality is, that’s only part of his story—and the rest of it is unlike any other. I was first given a copy of his…
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The Rise of Nangs: What We Know, What We Don’t, and Why the Gap Between Those Two Things Should Terrify You
Substance Use – Nitrous Oxide Addiction – Nang Abuse *They can be sold at service stations next to the vape menu. They arrive at your door within the hour via delivery apps. They scatter the floors of music festivals by the tonne. Nitrous oxide — nangs, laughing gas, hippy crack, whippets — has become the…
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Eminem’s Road to Sobriety: The Story Hip-Hop Almost Lost
Music • Recovery • Long Read He was the best-selling music artist of an entire decade. He was also, at his worst, taking 75 to 80 Valium a night, sourced from ten different dealers, lying on his bathroom floor staring at the ceiling fan, unable to move for two days. Then his best friend was…
