I am so lucky to have stumbled across this podcast. I've been bouncing around from episode to episode, so excited to find so many threads of my own story represented in one place. Thank you for creating this and being so thoughtful in addressing this crisis of meth addiction and chemsex in our community.

Dallas, I worked with Mel when I was in rehab in Los Angeles at Breathe Life. They are fucking amazing!They are a leading clinical expert. That says a lot because I too am a clinical social worker from DC. One idea I had was maybe ‘how to tell your family about your meth addiction’. Tony Purcell, LICSW, (302) 217-4965.

I am in DC CMA and have recommended your non-judgmental podcast to all my fellows

wow this is perhaps the best, most hooeful and most meaningful episode about tina addiction/recovery I’ve ever heard! Great job! 👏

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Hello I just want to say I am currently in my addiction I will be headed to rehab next month. I love your perspective and personality in this podcast. I’ve been in and out of recovery for 20 years or more and need to dig deeper into why I choose meth and how I am terrified with being alone and how sex is interwoven into my use

Dear Dr. saving lives - Bragg, I love your podcast! It’s helped me in my meth recovery ❤️‍🩹 process. I’m new in my recovery and recently finished IOP and I’m in my era of giving and gratitude. I’m a 53 year old gay male living in San Francisco. I’m happily married and grateful for my loving, patient husband and many other things. I’ve also been a critical care nurse for over 20 years. I’ve also been using meth for over 20 years. Im reaching out because you mentioned needing help with your volume of DMs. How can I be of service? I’d love to talk to you regarding any service opportunities. Much gratitude, Tommy Anderson