Two Years Sober: Then vs. Now | The Loudness McEvil Symposium
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Two Years Sober: Then vs. Now | The Loudness McEvil Symposium
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Two years ago, I used opioids for the last time. Before that: 30 years of heroin, cocaine, fentanyl, and meth. 12 years of homelessness. And a birthday cake made of Smarties that finally meant something.
In Episode 2 of The Loudness McEvil Symposium, I compare Then vs. Now — sleeping in parking garages vs. having opinions about flooring, dumpster dining vs. six-dollar canned tomatoes, stealing cars vs. talking to people who own McLarens.
This isn't a brag. It's proof that the distance between those two lives is walkable — even when you're inside the one that feels impossible.
Topics: addiction recovery, sobriety milestones, homelessness, mental health, 12-step, SMART Recovery, fentanyl, opioid crisis, harm reduction.
If you're struggling, or love someone who is — this one's for you.