Tim and Joe discuss how addiction has impacted law enforcement and the entire judicial system. Get the pros and cons of Jail, Drug Court, NA and many other options the judicial system is using to encourage recovery. Hear both sides of these programs and how they have impacted each of your hosts. If you are a parent or know a loved one dealing with addiction or recovery, Tim and Joe will help you understand their world. If you are a recovering addict, then you will hear some very familiar topics and some of those may not be what you want to hear. Law & Disorder gives a truthful perspective from
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Tim and Joe discuss how addiction has impacted law enforcement and the entire judicial system. Get the pros and cons of Jail, Drug Court, NA and many other options the judicial system is using to encourage recovery. Hear both sides of these programs and how they have impacted each of your hosts. If you are a parent or know a loved one dealing with addiction or recovery, Tim and Joe will help you understand their world. If you are a recovering addict, then you will hear some very familiar topics and some of those may not be what you want to hear. Law & Disorder gives a truthful perspective from
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March 8, 2020
The Enabler - Are you enabling your addict?
<p>Law & Disorder discusses the sensitive and situational topic, enabling. As a parent, spouse, friend etc., it is a natural human instinct to protect and care for a loved one. Where is the line that crosses into enabling, how is that line determined? Can you live with the possible outcome, even if it is worse case scenario? Listen as we discuss how enabling can hinder an addict from wanting or feeling they need treatment. When opioid or any addiction hits home, it creates a whole new way to care for your loved one that just wants to use. So many feel they are the cause of any consequences of addiction when it comes to a loved one, but surely you have struggled throughout the entire time, to just do the right thing. It's not easy to set your boundaries with your loved one, just as it's nearly impossible to resist human nature to care and protect. Listen and you decide! Please feel free to drop us an email @ law.disorder.ar@gmail.com or leave a voicemail if you have any comments, questions or requests! Thank you for listening and remember... Recovery is Possible!</p>
March 8, 2020
Drug & Alcohol Addiction, Domestic Violence and Recovery - A National News Story with Guest Samantha
<p>Law & Disorder welcomes Samantha, as she tells her story of Domestic Violence which made national news (see link below). Samantha started at the age of 13 with alcohol and then turned to pills, heroin and others. She met her future husband at an AA meeting and her life was instantly in extreme danger. Samantha talks about the mental, physical, technical and sexual abuse that finally ended in a night of the unbelievable physical attack. Listen as addiction and Domestic Violence are discussed, as well as, the combination of the 2 being more common than society admits to. Samantha tells us her story as her way of helping other women in the same situation she found herself in. There is help and Recovery is Possible! Here's the link to Samantha's story that made national news, it is very emotional. https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/michigan-woman-confronts-abusive-husband-in-court-as-hes-sentenced-to-misdemeanor </p> <p>Feel free to drop us an email or voicemail if you have any questions or comments for Samantha. </p> <p><br></p>
February 29, 2020
Kratom - Another OTC Opioid Substitute?
<p>Law & Disorder's topic for episode 13 is Kratom. What is it? Is it dangerous? Why are recovering addicts using it? </p> <p>Kratom is available in most gas stations, party stores and other stores. It's actually a herb, stemming from the evergreen tree. It comes from south Asia and many are experimenting with it for many different reasons. It is becoming extremely popular in the recovery world, as some believe it is an useful means of coming off of opioids. Tim and Joe break it all down for you, as Tim talks about his personal experience with Kratom and how it impacted his recovery.</p> <p>Some of the highlights are: withdrawals, addiction, DEA, regulation, anxiety, depression, drug court, jail, opioid substitute, heroin withdrawal and many more! </p> <p>This is a very sensitive subject, as the DEA attempted to schedule Kratom as a Schedule 1 drug. This was halted in 2016, but is still being explored. 5 states have banned Kratom all together, but it has become even more popular since. </p>
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