Opioid Dad
Opioid Dad
014 - Searching for the Child and Happy New Year
014 - Searching for the Child and Happy New Year
014 - Searching for the Child and Happy New Year
Sunday 31st December 2017
Hank shares his holiday heartache and hope in this episode of 'Opioid Dad', offering solace and solidarity for families facing addiction.
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Get the buttons here!Holiday Heartache: Hank’s Journey Through Addiction and Family
Not the physical, well, yes, the physical presence, loss of him. And somewhere in the middle of the night, we locked hands and we just held them and I didn't sleep well at all. It could be all the salt in the ham, but really, if I'm honest, I hovered between anger at my son and sadness for my wife and wanting to fix it.
The holidays can be a tough time for families dealing with addiction, and Hank knows this all too well. In this episode of 'Opioid Dad', he opens up about the heartache of missing a loved one who’s battling addiction, especially during the festive season. With raw honesty and a touch of humor, Hank shares his personal experiences, reflecting on the emotional rollercoaster that comes with having a child in the throes of addiction.
He talks about the pain of empty chairs at holiday gatherings and the bittersweet moments that still manage to bring a smile. Hank’s candid storytelling offers a mix of solace and solidarity for anyone navigating similar struggles. His message is clear: you’re not alone in this journey. By sharing his story, Hank hopes to provide a beacon of hope and a reminder that support is out there.
Whether you’re a parent, sibling, or friend of someone facing addiction, this episode is a heartfelt reminder that even in the darkest times, there’s always a glimmer of light.