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TINA - A mother bravely recounts how she lost her son to addiction.
TINA - A mother bravely recounts how she lost her son to addiction.
TINA - A mother bravely recounts how she lost her son to addiction.
Wednesday 2nd September 2020
Tune into 'Lakin Chronicles' as TINA shares her heartbreaking story of losing her son to addiction, revealing the struggles and realities faced by families.
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!TINA's Story: A Mother's Painful Journey Through Her Son's Addiction
I feel that he died because of something in those drugs that he wasn't expecting, right? So I really think that his death was an accident, and I don't think he was banking on getting a bad, bad dose of drugs.
In this heartfelt episode of 'Lakin Chronicles: Road to Recovery', Dr. Greg Lakin sits down with TINA, a mother who shares the deeply emotional story of losing her son, Kyle, to addiction. TINA opens up about the highs and lows of Kyle's battle with substance abuse, painting a vivid picture of the challenges they faced as a family.
From Kyle's initial attempts to get clean on his own to the brief stint in rehab that wasn't enough, TINA's narrative is both heart-wrenching and enlightening. She sheds light on the harsh realities of addiction, including the misconceptions that often surround it and the frustrating barriers to effective treatment. TINA also delves into her own journey of coping with guilt and grief, offering a raw and honest look at how she navigates life after such a profound loss.
Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of support systems and understanding in the recovery process. This episode is a must-listen for anyone affected by addiction, whether directly or indirectly, as it provides a compassionate and real look at the impact of addiction on families.