Nar-Anon | Finding Support

Today, I have a special guest joining me-Marg.
Marg shares what life has been like over the last 20+ years with her daughter’s addiction.
She talks about how trying to control her daughter and the substance use disorder lead them to be estranged. Marg discusses how finding support through Nar-Anon has helped her deal with her parents addiction, mend the relationship with her daughter and live her best healthiest life, despite of it all.
Where there is breath, there is hope. ✌️ ❤️
A few resources below 👇
Support for the loved ones:
• www.nar-anon.o...
• al-anon.org/
Support for the substance user:
• ccsa.ca/addict....
• www.aa.org/
• www.na.org/mee...
Support for the loved one and the substance user:
• www.paarc.com/
• haltonadapt.org/
• cmha.ca/

[@shanti888]

Brave wonderful women

[@billiestyles1706]

Hi beautiful ladies. I’m an addict and I’m clean and sober since I turned 26, I’m 50 this year.
My family ( my Mum just passed away) they’re not supportive, they are clueless.
I have two children who are Autistic and I looked after my narcissistic mother, but I try.
My Mum drank when pregnant with me, then used me as her confidant and involved me with her alcoholic and gambling behaviour.
Dad died at 49, you ladies are NOT at fault.
Irrespective of my circumstances I am the problem. Dope sick, I needed treatment. After then I’m free. I’m from generations of alcoholism and addiction.
The substance is in the bottle, needle, machine, him, I had to learn to love myself and be of service to others in recovery.
Bless all they stay alive and safe.
HOPE HAPPY our PROGRAM EXISTS ❤

[@SpiritToLive]

Congratulations on your sobriety! You are amazing! Thank you for your comment. Keep on rocking it. Much love to you and your children. ✌️ ❤️

[@shanti888]

Well done on your sobriety ! You’re an inspiration.

[@lisakidd4286]

Amazing ❤