Recovering Too: Families Navigating Addiction

Boy Problems Podcast

Recovering Too: Families Navigating Addiction

  • 59. Trust: The Receipts That Set Me Free

59. Trust: The Receipts That Set Me Free

Wednesday 13th October 2021

Discover how Katie used receipts to rebuild trust in her marriage during her husband's recovery on Boy Problems Podcast.
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Recovering Too: Families Navigating Addiction
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Rebuilding Trust in Recovery: Katie's Story on Boy Problems Podcast

Earning back trust starts small. When her husband was starting his recovery, she couldn't trust his words or actions so she relied on concrete examples of the truth: receipts. This physical proof that he was keeping his word was the foundation of earning back that trust.
Trust is a fragile thing, especially when addiction is involved. In this episode of the Boy Problems Podcast, Katie opens up about the painstaking process of rebuilding trust with her husband during his recovery from substance use disorder. When words and promises fell short, Katie turned to something tangible: receipts. These small pieces of paper became the bedrock of their renewed trust, providing concrete proof that her husband was staying true to his word.
Katie's story is both raw and hopeful, offering a roadmap for couples navigating similar struggles. She shares practical tips, like the importance of support groups and regular drug testing, which played a crucial role in their journey. This episode also touches on broader themes like control, boundaries, and personal growth. If you're looking for real-life advice on how to mend a broken relationship affected by addiction, this episode is a must-listen.