David Lewry
David Lewry
Dads
Dads
Dads
Wednesday 12th April 2023
Join David and Darcy on 'Voices in Recovery' as they share a heartfelt conversation about navigating life after losing their fathers.
81 minutes
Honest
Raw
Hopeful
Inspiring
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About this podcast
Author:
David Lewry
Overview:
Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- The enduring impact of grief and the challenges of navigating life after the loss of a loved one
- The role of family in providing support and comfort during times of grief
- Insights into healthy coping mechanisms and seeking solace in shared experiences
- Reflections on the complex emotions surrounding the absence of their fathers
- A raw and relatable exploration of grief, resilience, and the enduring impact of love
It's just part of that thing of being human and being a living thing, right? We don't have near as much control over that stuff.
Ever found yourself grappling with the weight of grief, even years after a loss? In this episode of 'Voices in Recovery', host David Lewry sits down with his friend Darcy for an intimate chat about their fathers. With Floyd the dog providing some much-needed comfort, they open up about the recent and not-so-recent losses of their dads. Darcy shares his journey of losing his father 15 years ago, while David reflects on his own recent loss.
Their conversation is raw, honest, and deeply personal, touching on the tricky and heavy nature of grief. They explore how family support can help navigate the choppy waters of mourning and the ongoing process of healing. Through their dialogue, they offer a glimpse into the complex emotions surrounding their fathers' absences and the enduring impact of love and resilience. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of loss that many will find relatable and comforting.
It's a reminder that grief doesn't follow a timeline and that sharing our stories can be a powerful step towards healing.