Underdog Podcasts

Secrets of a Sober Mom

Leslie Shapiro

  • 2. A Chat with My Son About Living With an Alcoholic Mom

2. A Chat with My Son About Living With an Alcoholic Mom

Monday 16th March 2020

Leslie Shapiro's son Max shares his heartfelt story of growing up with an alcoholic mom, highlighting the impact on families and the importance of seeking support.
37 minutes
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Secrets of a Sober Mom
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Sobriety Success Stories
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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A Son's Heartfelt Account: Life with an Alcoholic Mom

I just always wonder what would have happened if I'd really pushed hard to make you realize you had a problem.
Leslie Shapiro's 'Secrets of a Sober Mom' offers a raw and honest look into the lives of mothers battling addiction. In this particularly touching episode, Leslie's oldest son, Max, opens up about his experiences growing up with an alcoholic mom. Max doesn't hold back as he recounts some of the painful and humiliating moments he faced during his childhood. But it's not just a story of hardship; Max also shares how he managed to cope with such a challenging environment.
He talks about the strategies he used to get through tough times and the lessons he's learned along the way. Max's candidness serves as a powerful reminder of how addiction impacts not just the individual but the entire family. His story underscores the importance of seeking help and fostering open communication within families dealing with addiction.
Max hopes that by sharing his journey, he can help others in similar situations find the strength to seek support and start their own paths to recovery. This episode is a poignant testament to resilience and the power of speaking out. It's a must-listen for anyone affected by addiction, whether directly or indirectly.