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Angie Reno
Angie Reno
Episode 34 - Susan Ousterman, Founder of Vilomah Memorial Gardens and Tyler's Mom
Episode 34 - Susan Ousterman, Founder of Vilomah Memorial Gardens and Tyler's Mom
Saturday 17th September 2022
Hear Susan Ousterman's powerful story on 'Siblinghood of Recovery' about her son's addiction, stigma, and the crucial role of advocacy.
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Angie Reno
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When I found out my son was deep in the throes of Substance Use Disorder (SUD), chaos became the norm. As each step became more challenging, the information on SUDs, treatment, healing, and basically ...(view more)
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Susan Ousterman's Journey: From Stigma to Advocacy in Addiction Recovery
I really really believe that's where the answers are in each situation, and it's it's extremely difficult.
Imagine facing the heartbreak of your child's addiction while battling societal stigma and navigating a maze of medical and legal challenges. In this episode of 'Siblinghood of Recovery', host Angie Reno sits down with Susan Ousterman, the founder of Vilomah Memorial Gardens, to share her deeply personal journey with her son, Tyler. Susan opens up about the emotional and practical hurdles she encountered as Tyler struggled with substance use disorder (SUD).
She sheds light on the often-overlooked laws that might have altered Tyler's fate had they been properly enforced. This conversation isn't just about the pain; it's also about resilience, advocacy, and the fight for dignity and respect for those suffering from addiction. Susan highlights the financial burden of treatment and the frustrating gaps in our medical system's understanding of addiction. She passionately argues for the importance of listening to our loved ones and staying open-minded to their needs.
Her story is a poignant reminder that true heroes are often those who suffer in silence. Susan’s advocacy work through Vilomah Memorial Gardens aims to change societal perceptions and offer a voice to those who feel voiceless. Tune in to hear Susan’s compelling story and gain insights into the critical role of advocacy and support in addiction recovery.