What was the turning point that made you decide to seek help for your addiction?
@L._._4 ай бұрын
Realized I was pregnant 😮 was shooting H and meth all day. So I channeled my own mommy issues into wanting better for my kid and got it together. Was a now or never situation. Managed to stop using around 3 months preg. My son saved my life for sure. There is literally no way I would have gotten clean for me… ever. I really believe that.
@splinteredspace34694 ай бұрын
I had a bunch of turning points, as you know Dave. I know I'm not involved as much with Dopey but single parenting is a BUSY life haha.
@toniacurry13444 ай бұрын
Great show !! For those who don’t like the banter about using drugs imo it’s best to speak your truth freely without shame. That’s where the healing is❤
@DopeyPodcast3 ай бұрын
Thanks, Tonia! We totally agree! Speaking your truth is key to healing. We’re all about keeping it real, no shame, no filters. Appreciate the love and your insight!
@samiamm54174 ай бұрын
I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS! Been a huge fan of you both, also sober and it makes my drug memories not seem so crazy.... Although they were INTENSE 😞
@DopeyPodcast4 ай бұрын
Proud of you! Stay strong, Dopey Nation!
@samiamm54174 ай бұрын
@@DopeyPodcast Appreciate you 🙌♥️ I was a friend of Ryan Leone, and he introduced me to your show tbh
@DopeyPodcast4 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing that. Ryan Leone was an incredible talent and his journey has touched so many lives. We’re glad he led you to our show. Hope you’re finding it helpful and entertaining. Stay strong and keep listening!
@samiamm54174 ай бұрын
@@DopeyPodcast Abso-fuckin-lutely 💯 You've got a lifer as a listener 🙌 #Palabra Stay well ❤️
@hombrealagua4 ай бұрын
OK, half the video interview here... some thoughts: - Dopey, I know this podcast has saved you in a way, watched the Rich Roll interview, so this is good in a big way, but listening to this and how normal everything is to you guys is freaking scary. I'm not sure if this is generally the "normal" in the US, I'm from Mexico City, there's a lot here of course but somehow I don't feel I'm that close to this kind of context of massive drug availability, dealers, and usage... although it most certainly exists! - Have you thought about the possibility of getting out of the narrative and explore new worlds outside the addiction context?... It really shocked me when yo said something like "of course most of the people are on drugs"... got me thinking what are "the worlds" we are choosing to surround ourselves with? Who are our friends? What activities and communities we're engaging with?... Hey, have you tried some endurance exercise? I can guarantee you that will lead you to another kind of addictive positive group of people and worlds and landscapes... same for Rachel. - Don't get me wrong, you are shocking me but you are inspiring me to do something, I'm a father of two girls and they attend a very progressive America School with many tools and programs and opportunities but of course teenagers and kids are the same everywhere, just thinking how can I help at school to prevent things like this to happen. - The other idea here is that what I get from your podcast/service is mostly within the aftermath of things or during the addiction, but how about starting more preventive conversations, like for example more alternatives on not dating the bad influence guy, about not trying weed, etc. cheers, thanks again. Sorry for being this intense. H.
@hombrealagua4 ай бұрын
It has a happy ending. Stay healthy.
@josetejeda57284 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@DopeyPodcast4 ай бұрын
Thank you @josetejeda5728! Stay strong, Dopey Nation! 💪
@L._._4 ай бұрын
First !! So excited for this !
@shantaroberts4794 ай бұрын
Really great interview!
@Rox1SMF4 ай бұрын
5:41 That's called "Almostheimer's," Dave 🤪 Wait til you're 60! 😂
@Ragnar-Viking4 ай бұрын
If you're getting paid by Tic Tok ? What else would you say
@DopeyPodcast4 ай бұрын
Who’s paying from Tiktok?
@hombrealagua4 ай бұрын
I think it's terrifying and terribly sad how the talk about hard, terrible, dangerous drugs is great and funny and normalized. This communication (even if you think was great at the moment "great good old days") is so dangerous and misleading to anyone watching this, specially 10 year olds, teens, etc. I don't think is any funny having "that picture" pinned in your social. So sad... and difficult. Dad here, sorry. It helps though, of course... I guess thank you.
@Horsemanray4 ай бұрын
I can't help but notice that part of the fun of this for you seems to be that it puts you in a position where famous people let you act condescendingly toward them.