Matt & Sheri Salis
Matt & Sheri Salis
Ep5 – When Sobriety Ends the Marriage
Ep5 – When Sobriety Ends the Marriage
Ep5 – When Sobriety Ends the Marriage
Wednesday 30th January 2019
Simone Meyer reveals how sobriety ended her marriage and strained family ties in 'Untoxicated Podcast' Ep5. A raw tale of addiction and recovery.
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Matt & Sheri Salis
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Sobriety's Unexpected Toll: Simone Meyer's Journey Through Addiction and Divorce
Unfortunately, through the divorce, a lot was shared with the two older kids that, in my opinion, should not have been shared.
Ever thought sobriety could end a marriage? Simone Meyer’s story on the 'Untoxicated Podcast' will make you rethink everything you know about addiction and recovery. In this episode, Simone, a close friend of host Matt Salis, lays bare the brutal reality of how getting sober can sometimes unravel the very fabric of a relationship. While addiction is a well-known marriage wrecker, sobriety can also shake things up in unexpected ways.
Simone’s candid discussion reveals how her alcoholism strained her family ties and how her journey to sobriety led to the end of her marriage. She opens up about the ongoing repair work in her relationships with her children and the emotional toll of early recovery. Simone’s story is not just about loss but also about the courage to seek help and the power of community support like Alcoholics Anonymous.
Her experience underscores the complexities of addiction and recovery, highlighting that getting healthy doesn’t always mean everything will fall into place easily. This episode is a raw, heartfelt exploration of the collateral damage of addiction and the transformative yet challenging path to recovery. If you’re navigating similar struggles or know someone who is, Simone’s journey offers a beacon of hope and a reminder that it’s okay to ask for help.