"I was so far in the closet I was in Narnia" Lee Tutty

Lee Tutty shares his powerful story of resilience and transformation. Growing up as the only mixed-race child in his class in Blanchardstown, Lee struggled with his identity, which fuelled a long battle with cocaine addiction, Coming out in his twenties and becoming a father brought both challenges and joys, but his addiction spiralled so far out of control that he believed there was no way out but to take his own life. Today, Lee is 20 months sober and is dedicated to helping others find hope and recovery. Through guiding others in the 12-step program, he proves that there is life after addiction and that no matter how far you fall, change is always possible.You can find lee on insta @leetutty SNAPCHAT NAME: leetutty TWITTER NAME: leetutty01If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction or suicidal thoughts, there are many resources available to offer support. Below is a list of helplines for addiction and suicide help:Samaritans: For confidential emotional support, 24/7.Call: 116 123Email: [email protected] House: Support for those experiencing suicidal ideation or self-harm.Call: 1800 247 247Text: HELP to 51444HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline: Support and guidance for addiction.Call: 1800 459 459Email: [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.