Freebird

Freebird: The Ashley Freeman story is the story of Ashley's battle with addiction over the last twenty years.  

Episode 6: Rock Bottom

Before anyone can begin the rise out of addiction they have to hit THEIR rock bottom. While many can never claw their way back from rock bottom, Ashley finally sees herself as totally stripped down.  A great quote that I have alwasy loved is, “Never be afraid to fall apart.  It presents an opportunity to rebuild yourself the way you wish you’d been all along.”  This quote exemplifies Ashleys battle and needing to completely fall apart and realize she coudn’t self medicate, she couldn’t run anymore she was going to have to rebuild yourself.

During this episode Ashley discusses hitting her bottom before her last arrest.  Ashley discusses the numerous times she would overdose and wake up covered in cold water and had just been narcaned.  Ashley also details her last arrest and is looking at an initial offer of 25 years in prison. She discusses what it took to get to the Jackson Jennings Community Corrections and give her hope of sobriety and filling the hole inside her.

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Creators & Guests

Host
Ashley Freeman
Ashley is the basis for the first season of Freebird: The Podcast. She has overcome an her addiction and is now living a life of recovery and working towards becoming a certified recovery coach.
Producer
Dustin Roller
Dustin Roller is the President and Co-Founder of Thirsty Goat Entertainment, LLC. Dustin has worked on several different podcast projects throughout the time he has spent in the medium.

What is Freebird?

The story of Ashley Freeman a small town girl who's life took a turn into some troubling situations. Addiction, arrests, and time behind bars would lead her down a road that she had never planned for herself. She has now overcome addiction and is working on becoming a rehab counselor. Her story is the same truth and struggle that many young people face in the small towns of the midwestern United States.