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What does it take to rebuild your life after addiction leads to criminal charges and prison time? Christine Palladino's remarkable journey from gambling addiction to purpose offers a raw, unflinching look at transformation through accountability.

When investigators confronted Christine about missing funds from the fire department where she volunteered as treasurer, she felt an unexpected twinge of relief. After years of hiding her gambling addiction, the weight of secrecy was crushing her. That pivotal moment sparked her decision to take complete accountability – a choice that would transform her life.

Christine shares the painful stages of her journey with unforgettable honesty – from making that first call to a gambling helpline, attending daily GA meetings, and repairing relationships, particularly with her mother. Her description of prison life, including a harrowing COVID quarantine experience, reveals how she developed profound gratitude for things most take for granted. "I'm so optimistic now," Christine explains. "It humbled me beyond belief. There are things I'm still reminded of how much I took for granted."

Most compelling is how Christine channeled her darkest experiences into purpose. Today, as a certified International Gambling Recovery Specialist, she educates others about gambling risks and supports others struggling with addiction. Her story illustrates how connection truly is the opposite of addiction and how lived experience becomes our most powerful tool for helping others.

Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Christine's journey offers hope that even our most painful chapters can become our greatest source of purpose. Her story reminds us that transformation begins with one courageous decision to face reality and take that first step toward recovery.

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The gambling industry spends billions convincing us their product is harmless entertainment, but Christine Paladino's real and raw journey reveals a different truth. From innocent childhood bingo halls to high-stakes casino floors, her evolution from casual player to compulsive gambler unfolds with painful clarity and remarkable self-awareness.

Christine's story begins with those seemingly innocent early exposures – grandma's lottery numbers in a glass jar, family "baby pools" betting on newborn characteristics, and trips to the racetrack as cherished family outings. These formative experiences normalized gambling as simply another form of entertainment, planting seeds that would later blossom into full-blown addiction.

What makes gambling addiction so insidious is its invisibility. Unlike substance abuse, there are no physical symptoms for loved ones to notice. Christine maintained her professional life as a police dispatcher and volunteer firefighter while secretly spiraling out of control. When New Jersey casinos launched online platforms in 2013, her occasional Atlantic City trips transformed into constant accessibility through her phone. No longer constrained by physical location, gambling became her emotional escape from career disappointments and daily stress.

The neurological parallels between gambling addiction and substance abuse are striking. Christine explains how brain scans of gambling addicts and substance users show identical patterns during addictive behaviors – her brain had essentially rewired itself to treat gambling as essential for survival. She wasn't chasing money anymore; she was chasing the anticipatory high of "bonus rounds" regardless of winning or losing.

Perhaps most disturbing is how addiction transformed her character. When appointed treasurer of her fire company, Christine began embezzling funds to support her gambling habit. "I became a master manipulator, a master liar, and I was great at hiding things," she confesses, revealing the devastating personality changes addiction can trigger in even the most dedicated public servants.

Are you noticing signs of problematic gambling in yourself or someone you love? Don't wait for rock bottom. Reach out for support and understand that recovery is possible, even from the darkest places.

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866–903–3787

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800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

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What if everything you've been told about addiction recovery is missing the point? 

Jason Shiers' story begins with profound loss – his father killed when Jason was still a child, followed by a descent into addiction that started with food at age 5 and progressed to heroin by 13. By 15, he was in psychiatric care. What followed were decades of prisons, institutions, homelessness, and eventually, a 22-year journey in traditional recovery that left him maintaining sobriety while still feeling fundamentally broken and empty inside.

Despite becoming a highly-credentialed psychotherapist with an impressive list of qualifications, Jason found himself perpetually trading one addiction for another – drugs for food, food for relationships, always seeking something outside himself to fill the gnawing emptiness within. The breaking point came when he realized that he wasn't alone; even as a therapist, he was surrounded by recovery professionals privately struggling with their own hidden addictions while publicly portraying wellness.

The profound shift in Jason's life occurred not through adding more credentials or techniques but through a fundamental realization: he had never been broken. The stories he'd been telling himself about who he was – the traumatized child, the addict, the psychiatric patient – were just that: stories happening within him, not the truth of who he was. In that moment of clarity, the perceived gap between who he was and who he needed to be simply vanished.

Jason's Infinite Recovery Project challenges conventional recovery paradigms that label people as permanently damaged. Instead of pathologizing human suffering, he helps people recognize the intelligence behind their addictive behaviors and rediscover their inherent wellness. His approach isn't about learning new techniques but about unlearning harmful beliefs and reconnecting with our fundamental okayness – what he calls the "pilot light" that can never be extinguished, no matter how dark life becomes.

If you've ever felt that traditional approaches to addiction, trauma, or mental health haven't quite reached the core of your struggle, this conversation offers a refreshing alternative – one that honors your intelligence, recognizes your pain, and never requires you to see yourself as broken to find healing.

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National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

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What happens when your child's experimentation with substances spirals into a 15-year battle with addiction? How do you navigate the impossible choices between tough love and enabling? And most importantly, how do you maintain your own sanity through the chaos?

Paul King, host of "Family Support in Addiction Recovery," takes us through his real life journey supporting his daughter from her early teenage drinking through heroin addiction, multiple overdoses, and beyond. With raw honesty, Paul recounts the moment he found himself chasing his 15-year-old daughter down the street with a golf club at 3 AM—a desperate parent making all the wrong moves with the best intentions.

The conversation explores the devastating concept of "anticipatory grief"—feeling like your child is dying every day while still alive—and the counterintuitive discovery that self-care isn't selfish but essential. "The best thing you can do for your child is look after yourself," Paul shares, advice that initially seemed impossible but ultimately transformed his ability to provide meaningful support.

Through stories of trauma, relapse, and hard-won wisdom, Paul offers practical guidance on separating the person from their addiction-driven behaviors. His message delivers hope without sugar-coating the reality: you can't control anyone else's journey, but you can learn to maintain emotional balance instead of riding the roller coaster of crisis. For anyone with a loved one battling addiction, this episode provides compassionate insight from someone who's walked the path and found a way forward.

Ready to shift your approach to supporting someone through addiction? Listen now and discover why controlling your emotional reactions might be more powerful than trying to control the addict.

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

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Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

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Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

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What happens when life as you know it vanishes in an instant? When a split-second collision on a motorcycle steals your sight, breaks your body from head to toe, and erases a month of your memories?

Kijuan "Kiwi" Amey's powerful story begins on May 5th, 2017 – a day that would become what he calls "my new life story." A military veteran working as an in-flight refueling specialist, college student with a near-perfect GPA, and small business owner, Kiwi's world changed forever when a driver pulled out in front of his motorcycle. After a month in a medically-induced coma, he woke to darkness, unable to see, speak through his wired-shut jaw, or even smell.

The physical toll was devastating – skull surgery, facial reconstruction, spinal fusion with two rods and twelve screws, and numerous other procedures that transformed him into what he calls "titanium man." But what makes this conversation truly extraordinary is Kiwi's stunning mental transformation.

Rather than dwelling on what was lost, Kiwi embraced a philosophy that powers his life today: "Don't focus on what you can't do, focus on what you can do." This mindset has propelled him beyond anyone's expectations. He now travels independently, skis downhill, rock climbs, plays drums and piano, and powerlifts over 225 pounds – all without sight.

Through his darkest moments of depression and suicidal thoughts, Kiwi discovered that connection is the antidote to despair. His experience offers profound wisdom for anyone facing seemingly insurmountable challenges, reminding us that "what you're going through doesn't define who you are – you define who you are."

Join us for this profoundly moving conversation about finding purpose through pain and transforming tragedy into triumph. Kiwi's journey will challenge you to examine your own limitations – both real and self-imposed – and perhaps see your life's challenges through newly brightened eyes.

Kijuan's Best Selling Book: An amazing inspirational Read!!

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

Resources and ways to connect:

Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

Website: Breakfastofchoices.com

Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

National Gambling Hotline                                                                                                800-522-4700

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Mike Fox's gripping journey from childhood trauma to HIV diagnosis to nonprofit leader offers a testament to the transformative power of purpose. Diagnosed with HIV in 1994 when it was still considered a death sentence, Mike initially spiraled deeper into substance abuse—a path that led to multiple prison sentences and nearly cost him everything. His story reveals how trauma, addiction, and infectious disease can intertwine in devastating ways.

The conversation takes us through Mike's evolution from hiding his diagnosis to becoming a powerful advocate who proudly declares, "I'm grateful to be HIV positive." This startling statement makes sense as he explains how his condition led to his life's purpose—helping others overcome the same fears and misinformation that once controlled him.

Most compelling is Mike's explanation of the revolutionary "U=U" (Undetectable equals Untransmittable) campaign. This scientifically proven concept has transformed HIV from a feared death sentence to a manageable condition. Today, with proper medication, people living with HIV can maintain normal lifespans and cannot sexually transmit the virus when their viral load is undetectable.

The Fox Project Foundation now works throughout Oklahoma's treatment centers, providing education and testing services for HIV, Hepatitis C, and syphilis. Mike's approach has proven remarkably effective—while standard testing events might reach 20-40% of treatment center residents, his personal testimony typically inspires 60-80% participation rates. By meeting people where they are—physically in treatment centers and emotionally through shared lived experience—he's breaking down barriers that have kept many from accessing life-saving care.

Listen to discover how a man who once planned his suicide upon diagnosis now saves lives daily, turning his darkest moment into his greatest strength. Mike's vision of connecting every treatment center with regular infectious disease testing represents a crucial step toward ending these epidemics once and for all.

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

Resources and ways to connect:

Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

Website: Breakfastofchoices.com

Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

National Gambling Hotline                                                                                                800-522-4700

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Part 2 of David's Journey- From losing custody of his baby to finding lasting recovery, David's story is a testament to the power of honest surrender and treatment. When DHS intervened after years of meth addiction, David faced a life-changing choice – continue hiding his substance use or seek comprehensive help. His decision to pursue treatment in California completely transformed his path.

Though expecting to remain with his partner Brittany throughout rehab, their separation became an unexpected blessing. David immersed himself in recovery, finding a sponsor who guided him through the 12 steps and embracing spiritual practices he'd previously dismissed. A profound moment came while watching ducks in a canal, when he realized his role wasn't to control Brittany's recovery journey but to create a smoother path by focusing on his own healing.

The couple eventually reunited, married in California, and returned to Oklahoma with new skills to navigate the challenging DHS process. Through patience and consistent work, they regained custody of their baby and rebuilt their family life. David's transformation extended beyond personal recovery when he discovered a passion for helping others, eventually becoming a certified recovery professional and Wellbriety facilitator at the very organization that helped save his life.

David's journey illuminates how embracing Native spiritual practices, including weekly sweat lodge ceremonies, strengthened his recovery foundation. His story demonstrates that even when families are separated and hope seems lost, recovery remains possible through willingness, honesty, and a commitment to growth. Today, he helps others navigate their recovery journeys with compassion born from experience.

Have you witnessed how surrender and accepting help can transform someone's life? David's story shows that recovery isn't just about stopping substance use—it's about healing relationships, rebuilding families, and finding purpose in supporting others on the same path. Trust the Process.

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

Resources and ways to connect:

Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

Website: Breakfastofchoices.com

Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

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David Levi's life story reads like a road map through the shadowy terrain of addiction and the uphill climb back to recovery. A proud member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes, David grew up in western Oklahoma surrounded by the wide-open spaces and close-knit community of reservation life. Though his childhood was relatively sheltered from substance abuse within his immediate family, the community around him struggled with addiction's grip.

The death of his father in 2009 marked a devastating turning point. Losing his "superhero" sent David spiraling into increasingly dangerous territory as he sought to numb his grief with cocaine and alcohol. What began as weekend partying evolved into daily use, and eventually, a fateful introduction to methamphetamine changed everything. "I never thought I had a problem," David reflects, describing how he watched his life unravel without recognizing the severity of his situation.

As addiction tightened its hold, David's life became a revolving door of county jails across Oklahoma—what he calls his "county jail tour." He lost his casino job, relationships crumbled, and most painfully, he became estranged from his children. "My son went from being a little 10-year-old boy to almost as tall as me. How am I missing this much time?" This realization became the catalyst for change as David finally embraced the structure of drug court and rehabilitation after facing a potential 10-year prison sentence.

The road to recovery wasn't straight or easy. An 18-month drug court program stretched into three years, but David persevered. Today, he works as a group facilitator, along with our host Jo Summers, at South Coast Behavioral Health Treatment Facility, using his lived experience to help others find their way. David is also very active with Wellbriety in his community. Most meaningfully, he's reunited with his children who now live with him. His journey from client to counselor represents recovery's full circle—proving that even after hitting rock bottom multiple times, transformation is possible with determination, structure, and support. This is Part 1 of David's Long Road Home...

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

Resources and ways to connect:

Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

Website: Breakfastofchoices.com

Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

National Gambling Hotline                                                                                                800-522-4700

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From the depths of addiction to the heights of recovery, discovering the role families play in this journey can change everything. In our latest podcast episode, Host Jo Summers welcomed the inspiring Kate Duffy, Founder of Tipping Point Recovery, an Interventionist and Family Addiction Expert and The Author of "Dear Family," A proven real-world approach to helping the addicted find lasting recovery. Kate is incredibly inspiring as she shares her own transformation from addiction and the numerous challenges that came with it. Kate passionately discusses the deep connection between addiction and family dynamics, shedding light on how family members often become ensnared in cycles of enabling behavior. 

She emphasizes that acknowledging addiction as a family issue—rather than solely an individual one—can be a game-changer for many. This insight alone opens the door for families to facilitate healing and recovery together, rather than feeling helpless or lost in the chaos of their loved one's behavior. With practical strategies, Kate explains how families can start addressing the root causes of addiction, beginning with understanding what substances provide to the individual using them. This perspective encourages compassion, connection, and ultimately, a pathway toward healing.

Throughout the episode, Kate shares valuable tools and takes on establishing and maintaining healthy boundaries. Families are reminded that prioritizing their emotional health is just as crucial in the recovery process and that self-care must be integrated into their lives while supporting a loved one. Kate’s insights shine a light on how families can create an environment that is less chaotic and more supportive, ultimately allowing space for recovery.

For those looking to expand their knowledge and gain actionable insights, Kate announces a free masterclass designed to empower families with effective approaches towards addiction. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and start fostering a more supportive recovery-oriented atmosphere in your family. Tune in and discover the strength in community and the power of shared healing.

Connect with Kate Duffy: Website, Book, Masterclass, Training, Bootcamp, link below.

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

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Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

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Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

National Gambling Hotline                                                                                                800-522-4700

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What happens when the thrill of the game becomes an all-consuming escape? Journey with us as we unravel the compelling story of Gail Fraser, a courageous and inspiring woman who bravely bares her soul and recounts her tumultuous battle with gambling addiction. Gail's story is one of heartbreak and resilience; and the fight to reclaim her life. She lost a long-standing marriage, a thriving career, and the comfort of her community to the seductive grip of online gambling. Raised in an environment where addiction loomed, she knew she was playing with fire but couldn't resist the allure of gambling as an escape from life's pressures and pains. Listen as Gail shares the raw and painful reality of her financial downfall, the lies that kept her trapped, and the moment she realized she could no longer hide from her addiction.

In this episode, we also shine a spotlight on the often unnoticed dangers of gambling addiction, exploring how easy access through technology has ensnared younger generations. The conversation transitions into an inspiring exploration of the road to recovery, where accountability and self-awareness are key. Through personal anecdotes, we explore the challenging yet rewarding journey to self-love and healing, emphasizing that recovery is not just about abstaining but transforming oneself for the better. Gail's journey offers hope and proof that no matter how far one has fallen, there is always a path to rebuild, rediscover, and ultimately thrive.

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From Rock Bottom to Rock Solid.

We all have them...every single day, we wake up, we have the chance to make new choices.

We have the power to make our own daily, "Breakfast of Choices"

Resources and ways to connect:

Facebook: Jo Summers
Instagram: @Summersjol
Facebook Support: Breakfast of Choices

Curriculum and Mentorship: F.L.Y. First Love Yourself

Website: Breakfastofchoices.com

Urbanedencmty.com (Oklahoma Addiction and Recovery Resources) Treatment, Sober Living, Meetings. Shout out to the founder, of this phenomenal website... Kristy Da Rosa!

National suicide prevention and crisis, hotline number 988

National domestic violence hotline:
 800–799–7233

National hotline for substance abuse, and addiction:
844–289–0879

National mental health hotline:
866–903–3787

National child health and child abuse hotline:
800–422-4453 (1.800.4.A.CHILD)

CoDa.org
12. Step recovery program for codependency.

National Gambling Hotline                                                                                                800-522-4700