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AFG “Its Okay to Love an Alcoholic”
AFG “Its Okay to Love an Alcoholic”
AFG “Its Okay to Love an Alcoholic”
Wednesday 16th September 2020
Join a speaker on Recovery Radio Network as she shares her journey through Al-Anon, emphasizing love, honesty, and community support in recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Emphasising the importance of loving an alcoholic without feeling defective
- Highlighting the transformative power of working the steps in Al-Anon
- Sharing the challenges and growth experienced in relationships affected by alcoholism
- Encouraging honesty, vulnerability, and self-discovery in the recovery journey
- Reflecting on the impact of community support and the value of sharing experiences
It's all right to love an alcoholic. It doesn't make you defective. It doesn't make you wrong.
Imagine navigating the stormy seas of loving someone with alcoholism. In this poignant episode of Recovery Radio Network, a speaker takes us on her deeply personal journey through Al-Anon. Recorded back in 1992, she opens up about the rollercoaster of emotions and challenges she faced, and how she found solace and strength through the Al-Anon program. This isn't just a story of struggle; it's a testament to the power of love, honesty, and community support in the recovery process.
She emphasizes the importance of working the Twelve Steps, being vulnerable, and finding a supportive community to share the journey with. Her reflections offer valuable insights into the complexities of loving an alcoholic and the transformative impact of embracing self-discovery and growth. Whether you're personally affected by alcoholism or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a heartfelt look at the resilience found in love and recovery.