Facing the Real Enemy: Empowering Mothers in Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
Explore the critical theme of identifying one's true enemy in addiction recovery Understand the importance of taking ownership of personal growth amid the challenges of loving someone battling addiction Gain insights from Sandy Carmichael, a compassionate and experienced mother of three, including one in recovery from SUD Discover wisdom and hope for mothers supporting loved ones in addiction recovery Embrace the power of hope and resilience in navigating the complexities of addiction
I, Michelle, hereby declare as of this date, I will embrace my oars, which is ownership, responsibility, accountability, and no longer allow my bed, my blame, denial to get in the way of reaching my goals, my dreams, or my boon.
Imagine trying to reach your dreams but feeling like something is always in the way. In this episode of 'Moms Letting Go Without Giving Up,' host Michelle Weidenbenner is joined by Sandy Carmichael, a mother who has firsthand experience with addiction recovery. Together, they tackle the challenging question: Who or what is your real enemy? Is it the addiction itself, societal stigma, or perhaps even self-doubt?
This conversation dives deep into identifying these obstacles and understanding their impact on your journey. Sandy, with her compassionate perspective as a mother of three, including one in recovery from Substance Use Disorder (SUD), shares invaluable insights. Michelle’s empathetic and knowledgeable approach makes this episode a must-listen for any mother grappling with a loved one's addiction. You'll walk away with a better understanding of the hurdles you face and feel empowered to take ownership of your personal growth.
This episode isn't just about survival; it's about finding strength and hope amid the chaos.