Susan Claire
Susan Claire
Hannah
Hannah
Hannah
Sunday 14th April 2019
Lea shares her journey of losing her daughter Hannah to an overdose, coping with grief, and finding support through a local group.
55 minutes
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Susan Claire
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Lea's Journey: Honoring Hannah and Finding Strength in Grief
I prayed here and there, but I didn't have a relationship, and I'm not turning this into a religious...I have become so afraid of something happening to Alicia, to my mom, to my granddaughter, to Kevin, Kevin, and my relationship has gotten extremely close and I'm, I'm fortunate there because a lot of times, with the death of a child in a household, many parents separate.
Lea’s world turned upside down when her daughter Hannah passed away from an overdose at just 21 years old. With a bright future in nursing ahead of her, Hannah's untimely death left Lea grappling with unimaginable pain and confusion. In this touching episode of 'Grieving Overdose Death', Lea opens up about discovering Hannah in her bedroom and the shock of learning about her hidden struggle with addiction.
Lea doesn't shy away from the raw emotions that come with such a loss. She shares how she navigates her grief by connecting with others through a local support group called 'You Are Not Alone'. This community has been a lifeline, offering understanding and solidarity. Through their shared stories, Lea finds the strength to live a life that honors Hannah's memory and dreams.
Determined to break the stigma surrounding overdose deaths, Lea encourages others to own their grief and share their stories. Her candid account is not just about sorrow; it's about resilience, love, and the human capacity to find light in the darkest of times. If you or someone you know is dealing with similar loss, Lea's story might offer the comfort and connection you need.