The Power of Fellowship: Finding Friends Who Understand Addiction
Don't go through this alone, whatever you do. Don't go through it alone. Find the support you need. Find the fellowship and the friends. Don't go alone and keep coming back.
Feeling alone while living with an alcoholic or addict? You don't have to. In this episode of 'Living with an Alcoholic', Logan dives into the critical role of fellowship and why having friends who truly understand your situation can make all the difference. For Logan, having a friend who gets it means having someone to lean on during those tough days when everything feels overwhelming. But what if you don't have those friends?
Family and friends who don't understand can sometimes add to the negativity, making it even harder to stay positive. Logan shares practical tips on how to find supportive friends, even in the midst of a pandemic. From electronic meetings to social media, and the invaluable support from Al-Anon and Ar-Anon, there are ways to connect with others who know exactly what you're going through.
She also highlights the importance of therapy and finding a safe, confidential space to talk about your feelings. Throughout the episode, Logan's message is clear: don't go through this journey alone. 'Find the support you need. Find the fellowship and the friends. Don't go alone and keep coming back,' she urges. If you're feeling isolated or struggling to find fellowship, this episode is packed with advice and encouragement to help you find your community.