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Coping when a loved one is addicted
Coping when a loved one is addicted
Coping when a loved one is addicted
Sunday 13th October 2019
Discover how Al-Anon meetings can help cope with a loved one's addiction in this episode of Real Recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Believing in a higher power can aid recovery.
- Support groups like Al-Anon offer valuable community.
- Detachment with love is a healthy approach.
- Addiction impacts more than just the user.
- Attending meetings can provide spiritual growth.
"If you think you should be going to Al-Anon, go."
Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery with Bill Arnold and George B. Fraser as they tackle the challenging subject of coping when a loved one is addicted. This episode of Real Recovery dives into the complexities of living with someone struggling with addiction, exploring how their behaviour impacts not just themselves but also their families and friends.
Bob, a guest in studio, shares his personal journey of attending Al-Anon meetings for nearly four decades, revealing how these gatherings have helped him navigate his mother's alcohol addiction and improve his relationships. With a blend of humour and heartfelt discussion, Bill and George dissect step two in recovery—believing that a power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity.
They highlight the importance of support groups, not just for addicts but for those around them, offering a space to share experiences and find solace in knowing they are not alone. Bob's insights into the benefits of Al-Anon and the significance of detachment with love provide valuable perspectives for anyone affected by addiction. Whether you're dealing with addiction directly or indirectly, this episode offers wisdom and hope for healing.
So, what steps can you take to support yourself and others in the journey to recovery?