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Meth Addict for 25 Years | From Hell to Hope, A Courageous Journey to Recovery
Todd Hull had a rough start to life that left him with a crippling drug addiction for 35 years. From being bullied at a young age to getting in trouble for grand theft auto, his life is no walk in the park. Todd has been in and out of prison multiple times and eventually, he was hit with a scary medical diagnosis that changed everything. Listen as he describes the depths that meth takes you to and how it completely overtakes your life and ability to choose. His story is one of suffering, redemption, and love; you don't want to miss it!
“Waited for a caseworker to come to the door and got on the phone to find out that my 20 year old sister Becky had died in a motel room in Salt Lake from meth. Meth complications. She didn’t overdose, but it’s called myocarditis, her aortas hardened from meth use. Cocaine use at a young age when I was supposed to be a bigger, older brother–""So how did you feel Todd? What did that do to your heart?””That destroyed me.” 47:08
- His youth and what that looked like 1:20
- First interaction with bullies 7:40
- Fighting back 12:20
- Getting in trouble, grand theft auto 18:00
- An alternative lifestyle 22:40
- Meth, crank, losing your ability to choose 28:00
- Drying out 43:10
- Losing his loved ones 47:00
- Some of the issues in prison 56:20
- Bath salt (MDPV) 58:45
- Experiencing a change 67:00
- Diagnosed with cancer, dating, and marriage 69:00
“Waited for a caseworker to come to the door and got on the phone to find out that my 20 year old sister Becky had died in a motel room in Salt Lake from meth. Meth complications. She didn’t overdose, but it’s called myocarditis, her aortas hardened from meth use. Cocaine use at a young age when I was supposed to be a bigger, older brother–""So how did you feel Todd? What did that do to your heart?””That destroyed me.” 47:08
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By Mark HugentoblerTodd Hull had a rough start to life that left him with a crippling drug addiction for 35 years. From being bullied at a young age to getting in trouble for grand theft auto, his life is no walk in the park. Todd has been in and out of prison multiple times and eventually, he was hit with a scary medical diagnosis that changed everything. Listen as he describes the depths that meth takes you to and how it completely overtakes your life and ability to choose. His story is one of suffering, redemption, and love; you don't want to miss it!
“Waited for a caseworker to come to the door and got on the phone to find out that my 20 year old sister Becky had died in a motel room in Salt Lake from meth. Meth complications. She didn’t overdose, but it’s called myocarditis, her aortas hardened from meth use. Cocaine use at a young age when I was supposed to be a bigger, older brother–""So how did you feel Todd? What did that do to your heart?””That destroyed me.” 47:08
- His youth and what that looked like 1:20
- First interaction with bullies 7:40
- Fighting back 12:20
- Getting in trouble, grand theft auto 18:00
- An alternative lifestyle 22:40
- Meth, crank, losing your ability to choose 28:00
- Drying out 43:10
- Losing his loved ones 47:00
- Some of the issues in prison 56:20
- Bath salt (MDPV) 58:45
- Experiencing a change 67:00
- Diagnosed with cancer, dating, and marriage 69:00
“Waited for a caseworker to come to the door and got on the phone to find out that my 20 year old sister Becky had died in a motel room in Salt Lake from meth. Meth complications. She didn’t overdose, but it’s called myocarditis, her aortas hardened from meth use. Cocaine use at a young age when I was supposed to be a bigger, older brother–""So how did you feel Todd? What did that do to your heart?””That destroyed me.” 47:08