Clean and Sober Radio Gary Hendler

How many times did you go to rehab? Once, twice, maybe three times? On this edition of Clean and Sober Radio host Gary Hendler and cohost Mark Sigmund's guest is Sherri B. Sherri went through twelve rehabs. Yes, twelve. It does not matter how many programs you went to as long as you finally get sober. Sherri has now been in recovery for 16 years and sits on several boards at the Caron Foundation, one of the most recognized treatment centers in America. We do get better, We do make a difference. We can live beautiful and productive lives once we put down the alcohol and the drugs. You can't miss Sherri's story.

On this edition of Clean and Sober Radio host Gary Hendler and cohost Mark Sigmund welcome Eddie K. Do you know anyone who has been in recovery for over 50 years? We can all relate to thinking one day of sobriety would be impossible. Eddie K has been clean and sober for over five decades! He talks about his journey during the past half century.

On this edition of Clean and Sober Radio has Gary Hendler and cohost Mark Sigmund are joined by friend of the program Linda E. to discuss a difficult subject. Are we responsible in some way for causing our child’s addiction? Are we responsible for their success or failure in recovery? Should we be held liable if our child gets themselves involved in the legal system because of their addiction? To what degree do we tolerate their behavior and at what point do we employ tough love? The more we discuss it the more realize that one size does not fit all.

On this edition of Clean and Sober Radio, host Gary Hendler and cohost Mark Sigmund are joined by Delaware County PA District Attorney, Jack Stollsheimer. Jack has significantly reduced crime by almost 60% in Delaware County. He was one of the first District Attorneys to endorse “LETI” Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative, a program that encourages law enforcement to steer defendants of some offenses to treatment instead of incarceration. Jack has always been a supporter of the recovery community and understands addiction. He is now running for the office of Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This is the top legal position in every state. The state needs him and so does the recovery community.