I went to Florida in 2012 for my first real treatment center.

I went out to rehab.

I did well for like 45 days.

While I was in Florida, that was the first time I started, you know, I ving substances.

My addiction progressed massively.

I wasn't at an all-time low yet, but that was where, like,

all the things I said I was never going to do, it ended up happening. Welcome back to the Lockton

with the Invick podcast. On today's episode, we have Will Milligram to share his story of battles

with addiction, what it was like to be homeless on the streets of New Jersey, the near-death

experiences he encountered along the way, and how he was able to overcome it. Guys, folks, everyone

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Sit back, relax, and enjoy my interview with Will Milligram.

Will, thank you so much for coming on the show today. Of course, buddy. You're local to the area. Yes, moved to Danbury like two and a half years, three years ago now. Why Danbury? That's such a random place. Well, I grew up in Brewster right over the border. And at this, when I was looking for an apartment, I'm like, oh, it's cheaper in Danbury. I can get a sink. You know, there's a little more affordable. So at that time, I was just getting sober, my first apartment. And it went good, man. It actually was exactly what I needed. Yeah. And, you know, Danbury is actually a good location because it's, you know, an hour from New York City. You got Stanford nearby. you got Norwalk. That's not bad. But no one really knows of Danbury, which is crazy. I mean, they know of it from the Trashers and all that stuff, but that's about it. Shout out to A.J. Galante. Yeah, he was on the show a couple months back, and we're going to be launching his Danbury Trashers podcast in our studio here.

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