AB Pod: Epi-4: Dr. Larry Smith Interview: Embracing The Journey Of Recovery

Dr. Larry Smith is a chiropractor in Canada who had his own devastating run down the Addiction Mountainside.

Pun intended. He’s also a triathlete!

We met while simultaneously writing our books with the help of the same marketing company.

He’s got a vibe that is all heart; all caring.

And he’s got a sense of humor about the pain he’s endured, same as I.

It simply makes speaking with him a frigging positive experience!

It was 9 years ago or more when we first crossed paths.

The folks in charge of helping us figured we should connect and help promote one another.

I’d already heard Larry on the group coaching calls. I knew he’d be a pleasant person to interview.

I also knew he had survived as much earth shattering badness as I had.

Not in the exact same ways or for the same extent of time.

He found a way out, or I should say “through” that he passionately wanted to share with the world.

His book came true, same as mine, and I am so glad to have returned this interview to the public spotlight where it belongs.

Guys like Larry and I each found our own ways of slaying our dragons.

And it’s good to see more than one perspective with anything, but especially when you’re struggling to build your own recovery program.

Myopic tunnel vision can be more harmful at this time than at any other.

So I’m really glad to share a system other than mine, which I can also wholeheartedly endorse.

Enjoy meeting my friend. And good luck, if you’re in this horrible fight that Dr. Larry and I once were.

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Larry started drinking when he was 11
He was molested by a priest at 11
He also found chiropractic around 11
Having a dual diagnosis is even worse because it’s a case of the snake chasing its tail: which problem is THE problem?
Dr. Larry wants his story seen as a message of hope!
Find one thing to be grateful for each day
Consider your worst day: what good can you see buried in that day?
Our bodies are meant to move. To not move courts illness of all sorts (divorce your ass from your couch as much as possible)
Find at least 25 minutes of quiet time each day. Just you. No phone. No interruption. No tasks. Just sit quietly.