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47 | Ambrose Brown: Hep C, Heroin & Hope – Prison, Peer Support & The Micro-Elimination Mission

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Matt sits down with Ambrose, a leading voice in the recovery community, for a powerful conversation tracing his journey from severe substance misuse to health, purpose, and advocacy. Ambrose candidly shares his experience with a wide range of substances - including alcohol, cannabis, ecstasy, LSD, amphetamines, benzos, and heroin - initially used to cope with social anxiety and emotional discomfort. His story unfolds through a series of devastating lows, from incarceration and relationship breakdowns to suicidal ideation, ultimately revealing the complex and layered nature of addiction. A turning point came through the power of peer support, which Ambrose credits as vital to his recovery. Now working with the Hepatitis C Trust, he channels his lived experience into education, outreach, and the national mission to eliminate hepatitis C by 2030. This episode is a testament to personal responsibility, resilience, and the transformative impact of community-led recovery.

Click here to text our host, Matt, directly!

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This is a toolkit for recovery & resilience. Whether you’re in recovery or seeking to understand addiction, there’s something here for everyone.

📩 Contact: [email protected]
🎵 Music: “Jonathan Tortoise” by Christopher Tait (Belle Ghoul / Electric Six)

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🎙️ Facilitator: Matthew Butler
🎛️ Producer: Robbie Lawson
🏢 Network: ReNew

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Chapters

1. Ambrose's Recovery From Addiction and Stigma (00:00:00)

2. Early Troubles (00:10:04)

3. Personal Responsibility in Addiction Recovery (00:15:39)

4. Realization of Addiction and Identity (00:20:10)

5. Navigating Addiction Recovery Challenges (00:30:47)

6. Turning Point Towards Recovery (00:33:09)

7. Peer Support and Personal Responsibility (00:38:16)

8. Journey to Treating Hepatitis C (00:45:11)

9. Eliminating Hepatitis C by 2030 (00:53:01)

10. Career Preferences and Podcast Promotion (01:03:07)

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Matt sits down with Ambrose, a leading voice in the recovery community, for a powerful conversation tracing his journey from severe substance misuse to health, purpose, and advocacy. Ambrose candidly shares his experience with a wide range of substances - including alcohol, cannabis, ecstasy, LSD, amphetamines, benzos, and heroin - initially used to cope with social anxiety and emotional discomfort. His story unfolds through a series of devastating lows, from incarceration and relationship breakdowns to suicidal ideation, ultimately revealing the complex and layered nature of addiction. A turning point came through the power of peer support, which Ambrose credits as vital to his recovery. Now working with the Hepatitis C Trust, he channels his lived experience into education, outreach, and the national mission to eliminate hepatitis C by 2030. This episode is a testament to personal responsibility, resilience, and the transformative impact of community-led recovery.

Click here to text our host, Matt, directly!

🎧 Enjoyed this episode? Please take a moment to leave a review — it helps others find us.

🔗 Then share this episode with someone you know who could benefit from it.

Browse the full archive at 👉 www.believeinpeoplepodcast.com

This is a toolkit for recovery & resilience. Whether you’re in recovery or seeking to understand addiction, there’s something here for everyone.

📩 Contact: [email protected]
🎵 Music: “Jonathan Tortoise” by Christopher Tait (Belle Ghoul / Electric Six)

🔗 Listen & Subscribe
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4Cr4wzZ6bxku1cRcoYKbGK
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/believe-in-people/id1617239923

🎙️ Facilitator: Matthew Butler
🎛️ Producer: Robbie Lawson
🏢 Network: ReNew

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Ambrose's Recovery From Addiction and Stigma (00:00:00)

2. Early Troubles (00:10:04)

3. Personal Responsibility in Addiction Recovery (00:15:39)

4. Realization of Addiction and Identity (00:20:10)

5. Navigating Addiction Recovery Challenges (00:30:47)

6. Turning Point Towards Recovery (00:33:09)

7. Peer Support and Personal Responsibility (00:38:16)

8. Journey to Treating Hepatitis C (00:45:11)

9. Eliminating Hepatitis C by 2030 (00:53:01)

10. Career Preferences and Podcast Promotion (01:03:07)

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