Friendships in Recovery: Building Bonds and Letting Go
If you keep putting one foot in front of the other and doing the next right thing and surround yourself with people, uh, that maybe you don't even necessarily like, but you know they're good for you because of some of the things that god is speaking in and through them, you're going to be okay.
How do you handle friendships when you're on the road to recovery? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', host Monty Dale Meyer, along with Denver and Marv, dive into the emotional rollercoaster of making and losing friends while in recovery. They open up about their own experiences, sharing heartfelt stories that many can relate to. Ever wondered why some friends stick around while others drift away? Or how to cope when a friend moves or passes on?
This episode addresses these tough questions head-on. The trio also talks about the different kinds of friends you need in your corner—like the no-nonsense confidant, the sage mentor, and the supportive work buddy. They highlight the importance of surrounding yourself with people who lift you up and how to gracefully let go of those who bring you down. Spirituality, forgiveness, and resilience are key themes, providing a holistic approach to navigating friendships in recovery.
If you're looking for advice on maintaining healthy relationships while staying sober, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in to hear Monty, Denver, and Marv's candid discussion and find some inspiration to keep moving forward.