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A Fatal Secret. The story of Jennifer, from the book Voices from the Fallen. This story shows the consequences of keeping addiction from those closest to you, and the importance of seeking help early as possible.
Read by the author, Mike Tourville and Courtney Caruso.
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Living with the Little Devil Man. A story about Sterling, a vibrant, energetic young man who struggled with his demons, and how his life impacted his friends and family. This is from a chapter in Voices from the Fallen, and originally from the book, Living with the little Devil Man, by Lina Lisette.
This is read by the author of books, Mike Tourville and Lina Lisette
Gabe Quaglia talk about the Folding Chair Project he founded to bring light to marginalized people who feel denied, excluded, or stigmatized and investigate ways people who use drugs are denied human rights and compassionate care. Their goal is to alleviate them through research, education, advocacy, and direct access. www.foldingchairproject.com
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Introducing a young man named Jack Jonah, from the book Voices from the Fallen. As read by the author Mike Tourville, along with Kirk Jonah, Jack's dad. How can a family cope with the unexpected loss of their 19-year-old son from a fatal overdose? And what signs should parents be aware of that might lead to substance use?
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www.jackjonahfoundation.org
Amanda Hichborn, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, shares her observations and experiences in her many roles as a clinician, director, in-home therapist, and establishing a recovery center.
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Passionate mental health worker Jonathan Alpert shares his experiences working with clients of various issues including PTSD and advocating for the homeless, while overcoming his own challenges of being visually and hearing impaired.
Harvey McNulty shares his story of addiction, incarceration, and homelessness, and the changes that led him to completing his education and becoming a Treatment Advocate at Swift River Addiction Campuses.
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How I Overcame the Shame of Losing Both my Parents to Opioid Addiction, ESPN sports broadcaster Lauren Sisler, discusses her now book, Shatterproof, and shares how she was able to find joy after grief and shame.
www.laurensisler.com
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This episode titled This is MY problem, not YOURS! is from the book Voices from the Fallen and is read by the author. How can a grandfather in his mid-fifties become addicted to heroin? And how does his family cope and survive the turmoil? There is much to learn from Jeff’s story.
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The scariest day in my life turned into the best decision I ever made. Nicole Amendola shares her story of recovery from alcohol and cocaine and her path to becoming a Treatment Advocate at Swift River Addiction Campus.
www.healingvoicesproject.org
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