The Language of Love in Recovery: A NAP Time Conversation
I always say to my friends who are Jewish when it comes time for yom kippur, which is The Holiest Day on the Jewish calendar and it's The Day of atonement. Um, having kids, you know, I always thought it was important to make sure they have, you know, good birthdays, right, because I didn't want them to miss out on all the things I I thought I did right.
Ever wondered how expressing love can shape your recovery journey? In this episode of 'NAP Time', hosts Alex G. and Abiel dive into the heartwarming yet challenging aspects of showing love without uttering the word itself. With a mix of humor and honesty, they tackle the discomfort many feel in receiving praise and the importance of small gestures in building connections.
Alex shares a touching story about wanting to give his children the birthdays he never had, revealing how love can drive us to be better versions of ourselves. Abiel’s tech troubles add a light-hearted twist, reminding us that even in recovery, life’s little hiccups are inevitable. The duo also discusses the power of connection during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing virtual meetings and simple acts like reaching out to loved ones.
Their conversation underscores that recovery isn’t just about staying sober; it’s about nurturing relationships and finding joy in everyday moments. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that will leave you reflecting on how you express love in your own life.