Angie Marie

The Hope Chase Podcast

Angie Marie

  • Is enabling an addict really such a bad thing?

Is enabling an addict really such a bad thing?

Tuesday 14th March 2023

Angie Marie explores the complexities of enabling an addict and shares her transformative journey through addiction and recovery on The Hope Chase Podcast.
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36 minutes
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The Hope Chase Podcast
Author:
Angie Marie
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Is Enabling Always Bad? Angie Marie Shares Her Journey on The Hope Chase Podcast

I really think he did it because he was trying to keep me safe in every single way possible, and my dad was a big car guy. But when he figured out I was homeless and then he started paying for a roof over my head, it just kind of never ended after that.
When it comes to addiction, the term 'enabling' often carries a heavy stigma. But is it always harmful? In this episode of The Hope Chase Podcast, host Angie Marie offers a fresh perspective on the topic. Drawing from her own life, Angie shares how her father enabled her during her 17-year battle with heroin addiction. She dives into how his actions influenced her denial and why she believes enabling isn't always a negative force.
Angie also opens up about the gritty realities of hustling and breaking the law for extra cash, and how she navigated these challenges on her path to recovery. With raw honesty, she discusses the most significant and worthwhile changes she's made in her journey towards healing. This episode provides a candid look at the complexities of addiction and recovery, making it a must-listen for anyone affected by these issues.
Whether you're struggling yourself or supporting a loved one, Angie's story offers hope and a new way of thinking about enabling.