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Barbara K AFG Try Being Married to an Alcoholic Lutheran Minister!
Barbara K AFG Try Being Married to an Alcoholic Lutheran Minister!
Barbara K AFG Try Being Married to an Alcoholic Lutheran Minister!
Wednesday 9th September 2020
Barbara K shares her journey of resilience and healing while living with an alcoholic Lutheran minister, finding peace through Al-Anon.
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Forgiveness
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Self-discovery
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Episode Overview
- Barbara's journey of living with an alcoholic Lutheran minister and the impact on her family
- The role of Al-Anon in Barbara's self-discovery and healing process
- The power of forgiveness and letting go of resentments in rebuilding relationships
- Barbara's reflections on resilience and finding strength in challenging times
- The transformative journey of Barbara and Russell through the Al-Anon program
The Al-Anon program is God's greatest gift to me. Through forgiveness and learning to be good to myself, I got rid of those resentments because they were killing me and destroying any chance Russell and I had of having a good relationship again.
What happens when your partner, a spiritual leader, struggles with alcoholism? Barbara K knows this story all too well. In this episode, she opens up about her life married to an alcoholic Lutheran minister. It's a tale of heartbreak, resilience, and ultimately, healing. Speaking back in 1993, Barbara shares how Al-Anon became her sanctuary, helping her navigate the turbulent waters of addiction in her marriage.
She talks candidly about the pain, the anger, and the eventual forgiveness that transformed her life. Her story isn't just about surviving; it's about finding strength and gratitude amidst the chaos. If you're dealing with a loved one's addiction or seeking inspiration on your own recovery journey, Barbara's narrative offers a beacon of hope.