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Addiction doesn’t just affect one person—it reshapes an entire family. Harry Cunnane shares the reality of opioid addiction, the turning points that led him toward recovery, and the hard-earned lessons he wishes every family knew sooner. This is a raw, hopeful conversation about shame, courage, accountability, and what it takes to keep going—one day at a time

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Georgia’s addiction crisis won’t change without policy that actually reaches people where they are.

In this episode, State Representative Sharon Cooper breaks down what it means to legislate recovery from strengthening public health strategy to expanding treatment access and building real accountability across the systems that touch prevention, intervention, and long-term recovery. We talk candidly about where gaps exist, why access can be so difficult even when help is “available,” and what practical reforms can move Georgia from crisis response to sustainable solutions.

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Christina and Garrett speak openly about addiction, the hard realities families face, and the roadblocks to recovery that too many people run into especially when support, treatment access, and real-world resources don’t line up. They unpack what helps (and what hurts), why isolation is so dangerous, and how community sometimes in unexpected places can become the turning point. You’ll also hear why this isn’t just a personal issue; it’s a public one, with consequences that ripple across families, workplaces, schools, and the wider community. If you’ve ever wondered how to support someone in recovery, why “just get help” isn’t that simple, or what needs to change so more people can make it, this episode is for you.

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