• Caroline's Journey

  • Mar 27 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
  • Podcast
  • Summary

  • Summary

    This conversation explores the challenges faced by a single mother raising a son who struggles with addiction. It delves into the journey of addiction, the impact on the family, and the difficulties of navigating the legal system and insurance battles. The conversation also touches on the mother's initial denial and eventual acceptance of her son's addiction. This conversation explores the journey of a mother, Caroline, as she navigates her son's addiction and recovery. Caroline shares her experiences of recognizing the signs of addiction, confronting the reality of her son's addiction, and seeking help from rehab centers and support groups. She emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, taking action, and finding support from organizations like Naranon. Caroline also recounts the harrowing experience of her son's overdose and the journey of recovery they both embarked on. The conversation highlights the significance of supporting a loved one's recovery and seeking help and support for oneself.

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    RESOURCES:

    To locate FREE Narcan (naloxone) near you in SE Texas: https:gulfcoastoutreachservices.org

    To locate FREE Narcan (naloxone) near you in Mississippi: https://odfree.org/get-naloxone

    To find a Nar-Anon Family Support Group near you: https://www.nar-anon.org/find-a-meeting

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