Love and Sobriety: Dakota Rice on Being Married to an Addict
So it's beneficial for her if I stay sober. No, the reason why I'm going is, I do it for me too, you know, like I like, I like serving, but I'm not going.
What’s it like to share your life with someone battling addiction? In this episode of the Soberholic Podcast, host Roger Boaz chats with Dakota Rice about her journey of being married to Jason Rice, a man in recovery. Dakota opens up about the red flags she noticed early on and the unique challenges that come with loving someone in recovery.
But it’s not all about struggles; Dakota also shares the joys and triumphs that come from supporting her partner through his sobriety journey. The conversation dives deep into the nitty-gritty of communication, setting boundaries, and the crucial role of support meetings. Dakota’s candidness provides a raw, unfiltered look at the emotional rollercoaster that comes with being a spouse to someone in recovery.
Her insights into self-awareness and introspection are not just eye-opening but also heartwarming, offering a beacon of hope for anyone in a similar situation. Roger and Dakota wrap up their chat with practical advice and words of encouragement for those navigating their own relationships while dealing with addiction.
Whether you’re a spouse, a family member, or a friend of someone in recovery, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways that can help strengthen your relationship and support your loved one’s journey to sobriety.