The Trifecta: Quitting Drinking, Cocaine & the Punt | Angus Wood

The Trifecta: Quitting Drinking, Cocaine & the Punt
Angus Wood is a 25 year old knock about bloke from Melbourne, who not too long ago didn't think he'd still be here at all; let alone creating the positive change he is now.
Gus has struggled intensely with his mental health since his late teens, going down a dark path of drug and gambling addiction.
By the age of 23, it was either going to be the end or a new beginning - thankfully everything started to change when Gus sent a txt to a mate asking for help.
Now nearly 2 years sober, Gus is running his own mental health movement 'The Lost and Found Project' and sharing his story to show others a better life is possible if you make it happen.
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Thank you brother. I’m at dark place rn, just relapsed recently after a month of not drinking and gambling. Watched this until the end and it was really touching as i’m in a similar mental place. I know this time it will be different because I am better than to let my addictions control me. Thankful I spent one hour watching this than doing something else.

[@youngbloodmensmentalhealth]

Thanks for taking the time to watch mate. Gus relapsed 6 times before he got it right. There’s nothing to be ashamed of. Keep trying, ask for help and know that life won’t always be this way if you take action

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I had no idea it’s so socially acceptable in Australia. It is not a ok drug. I used just like this gentleman I can relate to him so much. I was a weekend warrior holding 2 jobs and no one knows. The drug reined my life socially financially and physically!!! It is not a joke even weekend use is very bad do to the decision making it makes you do. It completely makes you decision making go down the gutter

[@youngbloodmensmentalhealth]

Agreed. It might seem ok when you start, but for some it leads to giving up everything else in your life.