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Recovering from My Child's Addiction

Recovering from My Child's Addiction

By: Shelly Summers
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 Has your son or daughter’s addiction impacted you in ways you never dreamed of? When you have a child who has the disease of addiction, you say, do, and feel things you wish you never had to experience. My 24-year-old son has struggled with addiction since he was prescribed ADHD medication almost 12 years ago. Just as an addict can work the Narcotic’s Anonymous 12-step program as a catalyst to change their life, their loved ones have their own 12-step program. The program is called Nar-Anon. This podcast is my journey through each of the steps.Shelly Summers Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Interview with Joseph's Youngest Sibling

    Interview with Joseph's Youngest Sibling
    Jun 23 2024

    Meet my youngest child in this episode as she shares her perspective about being the younger sister of a drug addict.


    Visit https://www.nar-anon.org/ for helpful resources or to find a meeting.
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    14 mins
  • Interview with Joseph's Younger Brother

    Interview with Joseph's Younger Brother
    Oct 22 2023

    Meet my youngest son in this episode as he shares his perspective about being the younger brother of a drug addict.


    Visit https://www.nar-anon.org/ for helpful resources or to find a meeting.
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    19 mins
  • Interview with Joseph's Older Brother

    Interview with Joseph's Older Brother
    Sep 3 2023

    Meet my oldest son in this episode as he shares his perspective about being the older brother of a drug addict.


    Visit https://www.nar-anon.org/ for helpful resources or to find a meeting.
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    9 mins
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