Tina is a woman in recovery and grateful to have celebrated 5 years sober. One day at a time, she has learned to live a life she never had dreamed possible. She has learned to heal, grow and love in this life of recovery and will be forever grateful for the gift of sobriety. She lives one day at a time to the best of her ability and hopes to pass this onto fellow people hurting in this world of addiction. We recover together! A life better than you can imagine is there for us all!

Anthony Froiland wrote this about sobriety and himself:“You are not a loser and there are many people who love you. Don’t quit the struggle. Sobriety is awesome!”Listen to Anthony’s story and stay tuned for more!FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Roy Morse has been sober since July 3, 1995 and is Project Turnabout alumni like Tom and Chris. Roy is grateful for his sister for getting him into the River Street Detox and then onto Shattuck Hospital prior to Project Turnabout. During all of his many challenges over the years, Roy felt immense fear but took God with him. Roy has sponsors who have always been there for him and he is grateful that he went for treatment. Roy is a proud sober man, sober dad, sober son, sober brother, etc.! Thank you, Roy!

Former Mayor of Quincy, Bill Phelan, was on our show to discuss his running for Sheriff and his ideas on recidivism and the opioid epidemic. It was an honor to have him speak with us!

Chris was born in Cambridge, MA but grew up in the foster care system and had lived all over the country, including CO., CA and TX. Chris had had long term sobriety in the past but recently went to treatment out of desperation and realized it was a gift. Chris been sober through the help of God, AA sponsorship and working the steps on a daily basis. He does his best to be of service to others and carry the message of God's hope for all.

Robin Leonard grew up in Quincy and drank for 40 years before she came to the halls of AA. When she was sober for 20 years, she lost her son to addiction. She now is active in her own recovery and advocates to break the sigma. She is there to support the other bereaved parents who's children died after hers. This is her story.

Rabbi Jenny Skylark is the President and founder of the Global Ahavatar Initiative, a non-profit dedicated to brining quality Ahavatar spiritual and creative programming to sober living. Also, she is the co-founder of Ahavtar Vision Quest, a longterm men's opioid program in southern Arizona. globalahavatariknitiative.org

Pat is 42 and is from Lancaster, MA. Pat has been sober for 17 years after alcoholism caused him to be removed from society and imprisoned. His path changed to sobriety through meetings and self help. He has gone from a life of despair and suicidal ideations to a great life with a beautiful family and a positive outlook.

This was a compelling and emotional podcast. Pat displayed the enormous courage it takes to be vulnerable and honest. This podcast shows the strength we gain from working on ourselves for us and for the benefit of the sick and suffering.

Cory was born in Newburyport, MA and grew up in a fairly dysfunctional family. He has 3 brothers and a sister. His father worked a lot to support the family and his mother was diagnosed with mental illness when he was 9. He began messing with drugs and alcohol shortly after, and things went downhill quick. After dropping out of high school, he hit the streets and ended up in and out of jail. His first recovery period started in 2011 and his life has gotten much better since, despite a few setbacks. Corey is now a father, a successful real estate broker and an advocate of the 12-steps!

Hey guys so here we have a Terry Hirvimaki whom Chris has known for a few years. Shes works as a perscriber for people in recovery and also dual diagnosis. She is a nurse practitioner in the mental health field.