Nadia Sawalha & Mark Adderley
Nadia Sawalha & Mark Adderley
73: LOVING Someone With A MENTAL HEALTH Condition and MARK Makes A DIFFICULT Decision
73: LOVING Someone With A MENTAL HEALTH Condition and MARK Makes A DIFFICULT Decision
73: LOVING Someone With A MENTAL HEALTH Condition and MARK Makes A DIFFICULT Decision
Saturday 10th October 2020
Nadia Sawalha and Mark Adderley share their experiences of loving someone with a mental health condition in 'How to Stay Married (So Far)'.
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Get the buttons here!Loving Someone with Mental Health Issues: Nadia and Mark's Honest Take
But the problem for the person who's going through it is that it's easy to think that we're giving up on being able to actually overcome this feeling and be a better person. You know, I fundamentally am never going to pick up a drink.
What does it take to love someone battling a mental health condition? In this episode of 'How to Stay Married (So Far)', Nadia Sawalha and Mark Adderley lay it all out. From the first diagnosis to the unpredictable swings of bipolar disorder, they share their journey with raw honesty. The couple doesn't sugarcoat the struggles but emphasizes the power of open communication and the necessity of seeking support, both for the individual and the family.
They tackle the stigma and misconceptions that often surround mental health, revealing how these can strain family dynamics. Mark's heartfelt words, 'the option to just retreat into a hole isn't an option, though sometimes I wish it was...but I fundamentally am never going to pick up a drink', resonate deeply, showcasing his commitment to both sobriety and his loved ones. This episode is a compassionate reminder that mental health is an ongoing conversation, requiring empathy, patience, and understanding.