Jason felt like he had one last chance to save his marriage and his own life.
Years of substance abuse and deceit had brought him to a place where his world was crumbling around him, so he spent every last dollar he had on a 90-day rehab program and started his journey of recovery.
Now, Jason lives with a sense of freedom that he never experienced before, and he’s become an advocate for those struggling, as he did, with substance abuse and behavioral patterns that no longer serve them.
In this episode, he shares his story and how his focus on the day-to-day battle of “doing the next right thing” continues to lead him down a road of personal growth and freedom.
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