Margaret Swift Thompson
Margaret Swift Thompson
Ep 59 - God Winks All Around! What Is The Meaning of 18 For Nancy and I?
Ep 59 - God Winks All Around! What Is The Meaning of 18 For Nancy and I?
Ep 59 - God Winks All Around! What Is The Meaning of 18 For Nancy and I?
Sunday 10th April 2022
Nancy Espuche discusses her son's battle with addiction, grief, and finding meaning in spirituality on 'The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast'.
33 minutes
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Margaret Swift Thompson
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Finding Comfort in Numbers: Nancy Espuche's Journey Through Grief and Recovery
Lucas was, as it appeared in his writings, certain for what would make him feel whole. Yes, and listening to advice and trying on the teachings and the learning and recovery- and I hear that in you also- that you were looking for what would fit, what would work, what you could live with.
Imagine the heartbreak of losing a child to addiction. In this heartfelt episode of 'The Embrace Family Recovery Podcast', host Margaret Swift Thompson sits down with Nancy Espuche, a mother who faced this devastating reality. Nancy opens up about her son Lucas's battle with addiction and how she has navigated the turbulent waters of grief since his passing.
Through her book 'Kardboard House', Nancy promised to keep Lucas's story alive, and she continues to do so by sharing her experiences and insights. The conversation dives into the importance of setting boundaries with loved ones struggling with addiction, the role of spirituality in healing, and the unique significance of the number 18 in Jewish culture, which has provided Nancy with a sense of comfort and meaning.
This episode is a touching exploration of loss, resilience, and the lifelong journey of learning and recovery. Whether you're dealing with addiction in your family or seeking solace in your own grief, Nancy's story offers a beacon of hope and understanding.