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By Dean King
I am a living testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Twelve years behind bars, battling addiction, and living rock bottom—I've been there. But in '89, I stumbled upon the unexpected key to my liberation. Today, I'm not just a survivor; I'm a creator, an entrepreneur, an author, and the force behind a soon-to-be Netflix series chronicling my unconventional journey.
In this space, we're not just talking. We're diving deep into the human experience, exploring the triumphs that rise from adversity. I've turned my struggles into dreams.
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The Journey with Mental Illness | Mental health journey quotes -Dean King
In "The Journey with Mental Illness," we embark on a deeply personal exploration of the challenges and triumphs that accompany the often misunderstood world of mental health. 🌈 Join me as I share my own experiences, coping strategies, and insights, aiming to break down the stigma surrounding mental illnesses. The Journey with Mental Illness | Mental health journey quotes -Dean King
Redemption: A Journey from Prisoner, heroin addict to Bestseller - Learning to Write, Self-Publish.
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📚✨ In this video, join me on a deeply personal journey of redemption as I share the remarkable story of my transformation from a prisoner and heroin addict to becoming a best-selling author. 🌟
From doubt and a troublesome person, To a fantastic new life.
I discovered a self-assurance through being in jail from rehab.
Grateful to know I was never going to prison ever again.
Learning new life skills in a new world.
I needed to be in Jail to protect society.
I was a damaged person once upon a time.
I hated jail and my life because of this.
When I saw I was the cause of my problems through my choices and actions. My life started to improve😁
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Dean's Journey from Heroin Addict to Grateful Recovering Addict: How Rehab Changed His Life
In this video, we'll explore Dean's journey from a heroin addict to a grateful recovering addict and how rehab helped him turn his life around. You'll hear Dean's powerful story of redemption and recovery and gain insight into the challenges and rewards of overcoming addiction. Whether you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, this video offers hope and inspiration for anyone seeking to make positive changes.
Take Responsibility For Your Life And Empower Yourself To Change
Are you tired of feeling stuck? Are you ready to take responsibility for your life and empower yourself to change? In this video, I share three tips for taking control of your life and creating the change you want to see.
We are all victims in one way, but we don't have to be. this video will discuss the dangers of it.
One of our biggest dangers is not seeing the victim in us. By denying our victimhood, we deny ourselves compassion and understanding. We also deny others the chance to see themselves as victims, which can lead to further harm. So please join me as I explore this topic further.
Transforming Your Life: A Fresh Perspective on Finding Purpose.
Many of us struggle with feeling stuck or directionless, but by reframing our thoughts and beliefs, we can open up new possibilities and opportunities for growth. We'll discuss practical tips and exercises to help you identify your values, passions, and strengths and use them to create a meaningful and purposeful life.
The Power of Self-Examination: Why It's KEY To Personal Growth
Making changes in your life is hard. It's so much easier to stay comfortable and not rock the boat. But if you want to grow, you need to be willing to look at yourself honestly and see where you need to change. In this video, I talk about the power of self-examination and why it's the key to personal growth.
Learning from heartbreak
You can better yourself through heartbreaks if you learn to be accountable for falling in love.
Love is worth the risk to try again.
Anything of great value in life will come with a risk of being hurt and hurt. Love is worth the pain; find someone new.
You're Not A Quitter, So Don't Give Up: Here's What To Do When Times Get Tough.
Don't give up! You've come too far to give up now. Here are a few tips to help you push through when things get tough.
Change is worth the effort.
You will never know if you never change something in life.
Create A Positive Perception In Life.
It's familiar to sit with a negative view of the world. A few tips I used to get out of mundane life into a positive perception.
Great prison escape Boggo Road laundry Truck.
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The 1980s were the most turbulent decade in the history of Boggo Road Gaol.
Riots, roof-top protests and hunger-strikes by prisoners became the norm. On Saturday 11 March 1989 the biggest mass-breakout ever took place when eight prisoners managed to escape Brisbane Prison.
Officers remember it as the “Laundry Truck Escape.” Journalists called it “The Great Escape.” Prisoners called it the “Boggo Road Fun Run.”
As the prison laundry van readied to leave No.1 Division, 30 prisoners exercising on a nearby oval raced towards the inner hydraulic gate. One got his leg caught as it closed; eight made it into the gatehouse. Armed with replica guns, they forced officers to open a side door before fleeing down the driveway to a waiting vehicle under gunfire from the tower.
All were recaptured, including the mastermind of the escape Frankie Post, convicted rapist and armed robber.
Blame was laid on the gatehouse officer who was selling raffle tickets at the time of the escape – though this was unfair. He had not received an internal memo issued two days earlier warning an escape was planned. A breakdown of communication and chronic under-staffing were really to blame.
This dramatic escape is now part of Queensland’s prison history…
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Two old crims who have seen a few cells in their days and a heap of heroin, talk about recovery.
This is insightfully funny.
Things addicts do to get drugs.
Keep in mind these stories are thirty-five years old. I was past acting crazy.
Drug recovery, A journey.
From being a prison inmate in 1989, to rehab, till now a Man of 58. This is what I learned about drug recovery.
When something fails we sought to fix it. If we don’t see personal failures, we will never improve.
Life really is about becoming the best you can possibly become. Our struggles and handling of ourselves will work for or against us. Failing is essential to better who we are.
Graham Henry at his best in his 70s and still sharp as a blade.
Sydney's underworld was his life growing up. Listen to Graham's side of the true stories, not the media's take. Grab his book below. https://www.atreacherouslife.com/
I hated myself. This is what I did to change it.
You are not going to be comfortable with these tips to like yourself more. Stick with it, It gets better.
Find your child heart. Get to know the difference between the mind and where the heart is, in body.
Think and feel from your heart. The mind can be a bad place if you keep thinking from there. Change you focus to your heart, You will receive diiferent information.
Education can go beyond traditional education.
Learn from your life experiences also. This is what I did, and My life went from chaos to success.
Appreciate what makes you happy. Be grateful for your life. Be grateful and you will feel happier.
Being grateful in our lives is a good way to live.
Eating disorder, Leslie realised not liking her appearance was going to work in her favour.
This interview is a good example of strength from a personal struggle. This lady learned a lot from eating disorders and shares some good advice. https://www.youtube.com/c/LeslieUrbas/about https://www.facebook.com/leslie.fiala.1
True crime and prison diaries.
King Hit Podcast. Heroin addiction and prison was inevitable for this larrikin, Gary Curtin.
Tom Moffatt spent years in prison. True crime.
Tom Moffatt is a guy who realised in prison after many times being locked up that he was responsible for why he was there. It took an ultimatum from the Love of his life to make Tom see his wickered ways.
C.E.O Russell Manser spent 24 years incarcerated for Arm robberies, heroin addict.
Russell Manser Is a man with a vision, on the ropes for 24 years for Arm robberies and other crimes. Russell talks about his purpose now in life, how he stumbled on his current passion for helping others, meeting his wife. Where he is going now, and where his big heart lies for his future company. www.kinghitbook.com https://thevoiceofasurvivor.com/
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Tough times never last. Acknowledging struggle is healthy. Try hard not to blame others for hard days. Our actions and choices indirectly contribute to tough days.
True crime and prison diaries.
How losing wealth can be an enlightening experience. Sabotaging out of fear. Fear is your friend when we see it. Be accountable for your life.
True crime and prison diaries.
Getting a kickin from the old bikies in Pentridge prison.
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Hanging out from heroin first day in pentridge prison victoria Australia.
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Cellmate in Russell street pulls out of his ass an ounce of heroin. The first night in Pentidge prison.
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Locked up in Russell street watchhouse after the car chase and attack. On my way onto the Victoria prison system, Pentridge.
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Police dogs eating my flesh. A real good bashing by the lovely victorian police.
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High pursuit car chase through the city of Melbourne.
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I fail to appear in court. I am on the Run now in Melbourne. I trip over lots of money.
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Getting chased in a robbery. 1983 East Hills Sydney.
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Getting set up and arrested with Corey. Woki Joe has been burned in a botched insurance job nearly beyond reocignition. Corey ODs on Liverpool street, Sydney.
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My brother turns blue and overdoses on heroin in the middle of Darlinghurst, King Cross, Sydney.
I confront the car salesman about Corey buying a car in my name.
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True crime and prison diaries.
My brother has got me a debt of 14,000 for a car and a motorbike he bought in my name whilst I was locked up.
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Being released from the boy's home in 1982.
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Day leave, and the car chase with my brother heading back to the boy's home on a Sunday drive.
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Activities consistent with playing Murderball locked up in the boy's home.
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The interrogation of me about the kids stealing the officer's car in the boy's home. The complexes of myself getting worse when I am attracted to females.
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Stealing an officer's car whilst in the boys home and escaping to Sydney.
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On my way to Mount Penang children home from long bay men's gaol as a juvenile.
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Second day in a men's jail.