Mary Woods
Mary Woods
How I Became My Father...A Drunk
How I Became My Father...A Drunk
How I Became My Father...A Drunk
Monday 16th November 2015
Hear a personal story of addiction and recovery on 'One Hour AT A Time', revealing how sobriety mended a father-son relationship.
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Author:
Mary Woods
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery from Trauma
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Imagine growing up in the shadow of a father struggling with addiction, only to find yourself walking the same path years later. In this heartfelt episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods invites a guest to share his deeply personal story of battling addiction and the transformative power of recovery. This isn’t just about kicking a habit; it’s about mending broken bonds and healing emotional wounds.
The guest opens up about how his journey to sobriety led to a renewed relationship with his father, offering a glimpse into the complex dynamics of family and addiction. He talks candidly about the pivotal role treatment played in his recovery, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and making amends. The conversation touches on common misconceptions about alcoholism, shedding light on the stigmas that often hinder recovery.
Spirituality also takes center stage, as the guest reveals how it became a cornerstone of his healing process. For those intrigued by how addiction is portrayed in media, the episode also dives into movies like 'My Name Is Bill W.' and 'When Love Is Not Enough', exploring their impact on public perception.
This episode is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting a loved one through it, illustrating that recovery is not just possible but can lead to stronger, more meaningful relationships.