Prison, Addiction, and Getting Out: Sean Lizée on Angel On My Arm and Recovery After Incarceration
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Prison, Addiction, and Getting Out: Sean Lizée on Angel On My Arm and Recovery After Incarceration
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This one is not a Q-and-A. It is two people in recovery who did time at different points in life, sitting down and talking like people who have actually been in a cell.
Sean Lizée is an actor, a father, and the author of Angel On My Arm: The Prison Letters, written from real handwritten letters during incarceration. Host Alex is a recovering opiate addict who spent years unhoused on Vancouver Island. They did not run a polished interview. They shot the shit. Prison. Using. Getting out. Fatherhood. Shame. What recovery looks like when the walls come down and nobody is counting you anymore.
Sean’s book goes through heartbreak, addiction, trauma, homelessness, suicide ideation, and the fight to stay human inside. This episode is about the part after the letters: two recovering addicts comparing notes on doing time, staying sober, and finding each other through recovery instead of through the system.
If you have done time, love someone who has, or are trying to stay clean on the outside, this is the honest version.
Guest: Sean Lizée, author of Angel On My Arm: The Prison Letters
Link: angelonmyarm.com
Pulse of Addiction Resources:
Bake It Forward:https://bakeitforward.net
Cedar Path (recovery/wellness tools):https://cedarpath.tech