So we want to just go ahead and share, share our stories of, of struggle and then have hope. There’s great hope in receiving some recovery.
And what we’ve learned is that there’s great hope even with those who have struggled. We’ve, uh, been group leaders, uh, for years with our church, we served out in the, uh, prisons for over 10 years, uh, again, hundreds of 12 step meetings. In our recovery, uh, uh, Christy and I have been, uh, working in recovery for over 15 years. We really believe that the 12 steps are the power that, that helped us. So you can see, uh, uh, the hope of recovery. So you see, what’s what what’s what’s possible. So hopefully with our experience that the darkest of best can be, uh, our greatest light to you to share. So we really felt short as far as understanding and knowledge. Uh, we had no idea as parents what to do our, our two boys, our loving boys, our oldest boys were straight. Uh, 15 years ago or so, uh, our family was really in despair, uh, really struggling. Uh, what, what happened? What were some of the consequences? And then what was the recovery like? How did that work? And, um, uh, so you see the whole. What, how did this addict addiction, uh, grabbed hold of our life? So what we want to do is have each one of us share a couple of things. And as far as, as, as parents, what happened, how we got through this. Uh, both from, uh, our loving addicts perspective.
We are just, uh, uh, excited to be able to share with you kind of. So, um, I want you to introduce Rick, he’s going to talk a little bit about what’s going to happen today in this podcast and what’s going to happen in future podcasts.
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So I remember, um, just going crazy racking my brain is trying to do everything possible to be worthy for God, to show me how to fix them and everything I tried. And I remember thinking, you know, who is going to love them the most more than their mother. There are two oldest of five children and, um, Yeah, we were in a lot of fear. This is Rick, and about 15 years ago, um, these two boys here were struggling a lot and we, um, let me ask you this. And, um, I want to introduce you to my husband, my better half. We have, uh, just a lot of great resources that we’re excited.
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We have a family classes that are free every week. We’re going to share with you, everything that we share with you will be free. So it’s going to give you a lot of resources. Um, the person with the addiction and the family member from that codependent perspective and the addicted perspective, we want that 50, 50 every episode. Uh, we all work with the, uh, Renaissance ranch and, um, we all kind of play a part, but I’m so excited that every episode we are going to blend the boys. And you’re trying to figure out, you know, what can I do to help my loved one? And, um, we’re here to help you learn what to do when you don’t know what to do.Īnd I’m so excited that I have my husband and my two sons. And we know that many of you that are joining with us today are, you know, you’re right where we were many years ago. And we are witnesses of that and we are so excited to bring you some hope. Is that when a family members becomes knowledgeable about what’s happening with their addicted, loved one and the principles and the practices that it increases the likelihood of their loved one finding treatment, staying in treatment, maintaining long-term sobriety by almost 80%. It affects everyone in the family and what we have noticed and what the research shows and. We know that family addiction or that addiction is a family illness. We have probably over 15 years of being on the frontline, working with people with their addictions and their family members, what we’re here to share, what’s working. And we’ve wanted to do this for a really long time. This is our first episode, uh, we are the Dixon family, we own an addiction recovery treatments. We want to welcome you to Family Recovery Matters. Disclaimer: Transcripts were generated automatically and may contain inaccuracies and errors.
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