Healing Through Acceptance: Dianne's Journey with Margaret Swift Thompson
And accepting that plan doesn't mean I have to like it, it doesn't mean I have to understand it. Because I hear that struggle a lot for people. To feel as good as I can about this and to get a little pissed off at the disease every once in a while for being a real son of a gun and hurting way too many people we love- and you know that I mean very early on- something that that I really heard loud and clear is knowing the why doesn't change the fact that it is.
Have you ever wondered if you can heal, even if your loved one battling addiction doesn't? Margaret Swift Thompson, the compassionate host of 'The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast', sits down with Dianne to tackle this very question. Dianne, whose family has faced the multi-generational grip of addiction, opens up about her path to healing and how she integrates her Native American heritage into her recovery process.
The episode takes you on a journey through spirituality, the bittersweet power of acceptance, and the necessity of setting boundaries. Dianne’s story is not just about the struggle but also about resilience and the cultural ceremonies that have helped her find peace. This conversation is a heartfelt exploration of how traditions and personal strength can pave the way to healing, even when the addicted person in your life hasn't yet found their way.
If you're looking for a blend of practical advice and soulful reflection, this episode offers both in abundance.