Ray Lynch
Ray Lynch
Susan Hoemke - Author of Healing Scarred Hearts
Susan Hoemke - Author of Healing Scarred Hearts
Susan Hoemke - Author of Healing Scarred Hearts
Monday 10th September 2018
Author Susán Hoemke shares her son's battle with addiction and his tragic death on 'Miracles in Recovery'. Join Ray Lynch for a heartfelt discussion.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Healing Scarred Hearts: A Mother's Story of Love and Loss
It's time to get rid of that baggage, remove those blockages and prevent buildup from hindering your progress in life. I'm going to share Hayden's story like he wanted me to.
How do you cope when addiction takes away someone you love? In this heartfelt episode of 'Miracles in Recovery', author Susán Hoemke opens up about her son Hayden's eight-year struggle with drug addiction and his untimely death at just twenty-two. Susán's raw and honest account paints a vivid picture of the toll addiction takes not just on the individual, but on their entire family.
She shares the desperate measures Hayden took to feed his addiction and the devastating changes it wrought on his once joyful personality. But this isn't just a story of loss; it's also one of resilience and hope. Susán talks about the painful journey of rebuilding her family and finding light in the darkest of times. She hopes her memoir will wake people up to the reality of the drug epidemic and offer solace to those going through similar struggles.
Ray Lynch and Susán also discuss the importance of awareness, education, and support systems in battling addiction, as well as the healing power of sharing one's story. This episode is a poignant reminder that even in the face of unimaginable tragedy, hope and healing are possible.