
In this raw and insightful episode, David and Keith sit down for an open conversation about their transformative time at The Meadows, navigating the overlapping struggles of addiction and depression. From the heavy work of healing to the unexpected joy of on-site talent show festivities, they explore how community and lightheartedness fit into recovery. The pair also dive deep into growing up on the autism spectrum—specifically unpacking the weight of trying to fit into a definition of "normal" shaped by parental expectations, and examining what being "normal" actually looks like. They discuss how neurodiversity impacts relationships with those around you, and ultimately, how those dynamics reflect back on your relationship with yourself. It’s a powerful exploration of disability empowerment, radical self-reflection, and unlearning societal expectations to embrace your authentic self. Follow us on all social media platforms @disabilityempowermentnow for exclusive content from the podcast.
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