Julie Sanford
Julie Sanford
Episode 28: Should you drink if your husband is an alcoholic?
Episode 28: Should you drink if your husband is an alcoholic?
Episode 28: Should you drink if your husband is an alcoholic?
Thursday 13th January 2022
Julie Sanford discusses if wives of alcoholics should drink, focusing on self-care, clarity, and marital impact in 'Married to Addiction' episode 28.
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Get the buttons here!To Drink or Not to Drink: A Tough Choice for Wives of Alcoholics
When you think about whether or not you should drink when you have an addicted husband, it's less about him and it's more about you, because it's affecting you to the negative in these other ways.
Picture this: you're married to an alcoholic, and you're torn between enjoying a glass of wine and supporting your husband’s sobriety. In this episode of 'Married to Addiction', Julie Sanford tackles the thorny question: Should you drink if your husband is an alcoholic? It's a topic that stirs up strong feelings, ranging from 'I despise alcohol!' to 'Why should I change my habits because of his problem?' Julie doesn't shy away from the complexities.
She lays out several important factors to consider when making this personal decision. From the impact on your own mental clarity and energy to the ripple effects on your marriage, she covers it all. Julie also dives into the often-overlooked ways alcohol can affect you as a spouse. She even shares her top reason why this decision deserves serious thought. And for those whose husbands are in recovery, there’s a special postscript just for you.
Whether you're seeking faith-based advice or practical tips, this episode offers a blend of both, helping you navigate this challenging journey with grace and strength.