Throughout the course of Scott Shepherd’s life, his mind had always been plagued by chronic, inescapable fear and doubt.
After years of standing over his chair trimming hair and chatting with clients, John Daugherty has always prided himself on his ability to talk to just about anybody.
It was during the moments after Billy Major came face-to-face with death, and momentarily lost the battle, that he knew something needed to change.
In a development that could significantly bolster the long-term success of the graduates of the Thoroughbred industry's groundbreaking addiction recovery program, Stable Recovery, Jarret Prussin, co-founder of the successful social justice firm Ben Crump Law and a Thoroughbred owner and investor, is lending his expertise and a powerful new financial tool to Stable Recovery. Prussin, whose involvement has already yielded massive media exposure for the program, is now integrating his latest venture, DreamFi, to address what is undeniably a top risk for relapse: financial instability.
For most, the holiday season is wrapped in the familiar comforts of family gatherings, festive meals, and celebratory drinks to toast the year. But for millions of Americans living with addiction or working to maintain their recovery, this season is bittersweet. The most wonderful time of the year can also be the most dangerous.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (CBS News) – One Kentucky horse farm rides hard on expectations. You’re up at 5 a.m., ready to work, clean and sober. Taylor Made Farm offers a drug and alcohol rehab program called Stable Recovery, where you’ll find roughly 50 men recovering from addictions.
