Ginny Mills
Ginny Mills
The Only Thing Worse Than Scaring is Being Scared
The Only Thing Worse Than Scaring is Being Scared
The Only Thing Worse Than Scaring is Being Scared
Monday 14th June 2021
Join Ginny Mills as she shares her journey and offers hope to parents dealing with their child's addiction in this heartfelt episode.
5 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Supportive
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Ginny Mills
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Finding Light in Darkness: A Parent's Journey Through Addiction
Despite my best efforts to prevent the progression of my son's addiction, he appears to have as much tolerance for consequences as he does alcohol, and it's hard to imagine what it's going to take for him to feel sufficient motivation to fully surrender to the recovery process.
Imagine being a parent, watching your child struggle with addiction, and feeling utterly helpless. In this heartfelt episode of 'A Dose of Hope,' Ginny Mills, an addiction specialist and mother of a daughter in recovery, opens up about the fears and uncertainties that come with parenting a child facing substance use issues. Titled 'The Only Thing Worse Than Scaring is Being Scared,' this episode is a beacon for parents navigating similar challenges.
Ginny doesn't just share her story; she brings in the voices of other parents who have walked this painful path, creating a tapestry of shared experiences and collective wisdom. She underscores the necessity of finding a supportive community, emphasizing that connecting with others who truly understand can make all the difference. Ginny also provides practical tools and resources, from educational videos to information on treatment centers and aftercare options, ensuring parents have access to the help they need.
The core message? Hope. Despite the daunting journey, Ginny believes in the power of hope and encourages parents never to give up on their child's potential for recovery. She ends with a poignant reminder: 'When one helps another, we both get better.' This episode is not just about surviving the storm; it's about finding light in the darkest moments and moving forward with renewed strength.