Shea Gomez & Sidney Gomez
Shea Gomez & Sidney Gomez
3. Family Dynamics, Divorce & Drinking Discoveries
3. Family Dynamics, Divorce & Drinking Discoveries
3. Family Dynamics, Divorce & Drinking Discoveries
Tuesday 29th September 2020
Shea and Sidney Gomez discuss sobriety's impact on family dynamics, their parents' divorce, and future family life. Listen for heartfelt stories and practical advice.
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26 minutes
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Shea Gomez & Sidney Gomez
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Categories:
Sobriety in Everyday Life
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Family Matters: Sobriety's Impact on Relationships and Divorce
I think every month is such a big deal. So anything that you want to know, anything that you're maybe scared to ask your partner or your friends or whoever, we are your sisters.
Ever wondered how getting sober can change your family dynamics? In this episode of 'The Real Sisters of Sobriety', Shea and Sidney Gomez open up about the ripple effects of their sobriety on their family life. They dive into how their relationships with family members have evolved since they put down the bottle, shedding light on family drinking patterns and the complexities of their parents' divorce.
The sisters don't shy away from the tough stuff, discussing the challenges of staying sober during family events and the sometimes awkward conversations with relatives who just don't get it. With a mix of heartfelt anecdotes and practical advice, Shea and Sidney offer a candid look at how sobriety has shaped their present and will influence their future families. If you're navigating similar waters or just curious about the impact of sobriety on family life, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in for an honest, supportive, and occasionally humorous take on living alcohol-free in a world where booze is often front and center.