Stephen Arterburn
Dr. Dave Stoop
Episode 68 - Dr. Dave Stoop
Episode 68 - Dr. Dave Stoop
Episode 68 - Dr. Dave Stoop
Tuesday 5th March 2024
Dr. Dave Stoop discusses his son's heroin addiction and shares five key lessons on faith, perseverance, and tough love in this episode of 'Life Recovery Today'.
28 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Dave Stoop: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction
Episode Overview
- Dr. Dave Stoop shares personal insights on addiction and tough love
- Importance of faith, perseverance, and family involvement in recovery
- Educational value of speaker meetings and the Life Recovery Workbook
- Understanding addiction as a family disease and seeking help
- Encouragement for gratitude, growth, and ongoing education in recovery
I don't thank God for the fact that my son was a heroin addict, but I am grateful to God for what he taught me in that process, and the character that he developed in me. I would not trade away that experience for anything.
Imagine watching your child battle the grip of heroin addiction for a decade. In this heartfelt episode of 'Life Recovery Today', Dr. Dave Stoop opens up about his family's painful journey through the opioid crisis, centered around his son's struggle with heroin. Dr. Stoop doesn't just recount the hardship; he shares five crucial lessons learned over those ten challenging years.
From the significance of faith and perseverance to the tough love that often feels impossible to give, his insights are both raw and deeply moving. Dr. Stoop also highlights how Speaker Meetings played a pivotal role in their recovery process, offering a lifeline of support and understanding. This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction, whether personally or through a loved one, as it provides not just a story of struggle, but also one of hope and healing.