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Six Second Sobriety

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  • Your “Loved ones” are KILLING you !!!

Your “Loved ones” are KILLING you !!!

Tuesday 25th February 2020

Uncover how family dynamics can enable alcoholism in this episode of 'Six Second Sobriety'. PD shares personal stories and urges honest conversations.
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11 minutes
Thought-provoking
Raw
Informative
Eye-opening
Empowering

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Six Second Sobriety
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Family Dynamics and Alcoholism: The Hidden Enablers

Do you realize what an embarrassment you are to your family? They’re just waiting for that call .... or that visit from the cops to say you're FINALLY dead ...... and you’ve put them out of their misery. Congratulations - NOW you have given your loved ones some solace ☠️
Imagine realizing that your loved ones, the very people you count on, might be unintentionally contributing to your struggle with alcoholism. In this thought-provoking episode of 'Six Second Sobriety', host PD dives deep into the complex dynamics of how family members can enable addiction. PD doesn't shy away from the tough questions, like whether your family is more concerned about their reputation than your well-being.
He shares his own raw experiences with alcoholism, shedding light on how his wife was the only one who truly understood the gravity of his situation. The episode challenges listeners to scrutinize their family's motives and encourages honest conversations about the real impact of alcoholism. You'll gain a fresh perspective on the dangers of enabling behaviors and the crucial role of genuine support in recovery.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tricky waters of addiction within a family setting, offering insights that could change the way you view your loved ones' involvement in your journey to sobriety.