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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 7 MIN

Why Recovery Gets Harder After Two Years

from After the Rush · host Landon Whitt

This episode examines why relapse risk often spikes around the 18- to 30-month mark, when funding, supervision, and early recovery support disappear just as the hard work of rebuilding begins. It also explores Oklahoma City resources like NorthCare, Diversion Hub, and safety-net dental and housing programs—and the structural barriers that still make long-term stability so hard.

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