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Freelance journalist with a genuine passion for writing stories that change peoples' hearts and minds. I grew up in NJ which is where I currently reside, and hope to make a dent in my state's opioid epidemic. When I'm not writing I like to read, play the drums, write for Hollistic Recovery Center or hang out with Molly, my rescue Lab/Retriever mix
09-11-17 | By Marc Niedle
I’m always encouraged when options are developed for conquering addiction. By now, I hope everyone realizes that treating addiction can not be a “one size fits all” approach. We also need to understand that some portion of recovering addicts will need more than one tool to help them stay clean and sober. Things like cognitive … Continued
08-23-17 | By Marc Niedle
Besides my clever use of alliteration, the title of this blog post has a much bigger meaning for me, and for addicts everywhere. As far as I’m concerned, when one of us does well, we all do well. I’m not writing this post as a brag, I’m writing this to motivate anyone considering following the … Continued
07-21-17 | By Marc Niedle
In 2012 I checked into a small rehab facility in Broward County. I remember experiencing a wide range of feelings, but I also knew that something was off. On top of the typical acute withdrawal from opioids, I felt sick; I was vomiting, having diarrhea, abdominal pains and lethargy. A few days after a routine … Continued
06-22-17 | By Marc Niedle
There is no phase of recovery more important and more crucial than the beginning stage; it is only when we accept that we have an addiction that we can begin to treat it. With that being said, a very close second in terms of importance is the period of sobriety we call “early recovery”. This … Continued
