Michelle Anderson
Michelle Anderson
Real Talk When They’re Not Getting Sober
Real Talk When They’re Not Getting Sober
Real Talk When They’re Not Getting Sober
Sunday 5th September 2021
Struggling with a loved one’s addiction? Michelle Anderson shares heartfelt advice on finding strength and joy independently on 'Love Over Addiction'.
18 minutes
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Compassionate
Encouraging
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Author:
Michelle Anderson
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
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Internally, you are your greatest hero, not the person that you fell in love with.
Imagine pouring your heart out, hoping your words will spark change in your loved one’s addiction, only to see no progress. Michelle Anderson tackles this tough reality head-on in her 'Love Over Addiction' podcast episode, 'Real Talk When They’re Not Getting Sober'. This episode is a lifeline for those feeling stuck and helpless, offering heartfelt advice on navigating the stormy seas of loving someone who isn’t ready to get sober.
Michelle opens up about the emotional roller coaster that comes with addiction, reminding listeners that they aren't powerless. She emphasizes the importance of finding hope and joy within oneself, rather than waiting for their loved one to change. Her message is clear: you don't need to lose yourself in the process of trying to save someone else. With a blend of empathy and honesty, Michelle shares practical tips on how to focus on personal growth and self-care.
She highlights the futility of trying to convince someone externally to get sober and instead encourages looking inward for strength and transformation. The episode is filled with moments that resonate deeply, like when Michelle says, 'Internally, you are your greatest hero, not the person that you fell in love with'. For anyone feeling overwhelmed by their loved one’s addiction, this episode offers a comforting yet empowering perspective.
Michelle's advice on embracing vulnerability, leaving with love, and recognizing one’s inner strength is both uplifting and practical. It's a reminder that while you can't control someone else's journey, you can take charge of your own path to healing and happiness. Whether you're at your breaking point or just seeking some guidance, this episode is a must-listen. Michelle's compassionate approach provides a beacon of hope and a roadmap for those navigating the complexities of loving someone with an addiction.