Recovery Q & A Viewer Questions | Raising Awareness Part II

[@hollin37]

My husband has been sober for 25 years in November. Recovery takes a lot of work but if it's important to you, you can do it

[@michaelcathydonatelli2977]

Steve, your parents must be so proud of you and Marc. You have worked through your issues and continue to do so. The fact that you work in the field is a blessing, it must be a Godsend to some. Please continue your work because if you only help one person, it is totally worth it.

[@katekat7694]

I’m trying so hard to recover from anorexia and bulimia but it’s so tough your videos bring me light 💕 thank you darlings x x x

[@2wirefox]

You two continue to amaze me, spot on advice and you provided great information.... and finally, enough levity to see us all through.

[@irenek2k20]

Thank you Marc & Steve for sharing your addiction experiences & recovery.

[@edgarpoe264]

Wow guys, very impressive! I’m looking forward to the next installment. Thank you. Have a great rest of the day...Ciao... Peace

[@WajidAliJAFRI-uv4xe]

Absolutely love you guys

[@kimberlyhill3139]

Hi Steve and Marc. I just wanted to say thank you for the time you take to get people the information they need with keeping themselves healthy while they are trying to help someone close with some type of addiction. What the 2 of you take the time to research things and with your own struggles you can give advice on the topics of addiction and mental health. Thank you for all you do with helping others with their problems or informing them on how to help someone they care about get the help they need. Love you guys can't wait for Thursday video and for the next Q&A. Take care of yourself in everything you do. Oh yes i wanted to also say Bandit is beautiful, I think today is the first time I've really got to see him and see his beautiful face and also how big he is. He is so beautiful. I Love You Guys. Please take care of yourself and each other. See you in the next video

[@Sunnysideup08]

Great video again and as usual! Love watching you guys🤗🙃 Can't wait for tonight's video

[@Ralph-cc9xy]

A lot of really good information. Please keep these video's coming.

[@lisaangelo3220]

Great video ~ So much good info for family and friends to understand. My nephew just got "a shot"...had no idea what that was, now I do. I'm so happy they have something out there to help now. I totally agree with MAT .

[@lisalisa4832]

I really like when you do this kind of videos. Very informative and well done.

[@bearheart2009]

I learnt quite a bit from this video, thanks guys.

[@cathyl.......]

You guys are great glad I found this channel cute kitty lol

[@carolinegray3150]

Good video

[@ennuiblue4295]

Love the twinkle lights in the beginning

[@LittleFellow100]

You guys are so damn cool, that is all I have to say. 😀😘

[@carolinegray3150]

A chemist is a place where you get your medical things from

[@purplesneakers3343]

💜

[@carolinegray3150]

People in the uk went to get their methadone in the chemist,some people go in a room to take it and some people take it at the front of the desk,you both understand

[@cabelocab2008]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and providing invaluable information. I would be interested to hear about what being in recovery is like. Although it is good to see you guys everyday and being people who aren't defined by recovery, does it go away forever? Do you have thoughts about sometimes going back, and how do u manage that? Are there things you need to do yrs later as coping mechanisms that keep you able to resist going back? I'm sorry if these have been answered in a previous video or if it's not something you may wish to talk about

[@terryhenson9121]

Hi GUYS😃😃

[@amandala00]

Hey guys, I'm a new listener and love your channel!! Marc, you should try a cooling blanket. It's a weighted blanket that's supposed to keep you nice and cool! Just a suggestion. Steve, I love your hat!! 😻 Keep up the good work guys!! 💚

[@WajidAliJAFRI-uv4xe]

I have a q: Do yall believe in the concept of rock bottom? Because someone can be a functional alcoholic for years. What should functional alcoholics do? Ty