Wife On The Rocks I Gaslighting, Addiction, Codependency, Al Anon, Alcoholism, Recovery
Did you marry the man of your dreams, only to find alcohol seeping into every part of your family? As a woman of faith committed to your vows, do you struggle to walk out your convictions amidst the chaos and confusion devastating your marriage?
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Ep 54 Codependency & Natural Consequences in Active Addiction (opens the original)
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Listener Question Part 2: "I find myself trying to control my husband's drinking and even some other things. We own a successful (for now) business and I manage it with him—but he is dropping the ball a lot. I don't know how to not fix his messes! I really cover for him a lot—maybe to save face myself a bit. Am I supposed to just let him tank everything? The business was his dream (NOT MINE), but this past year (the drinking has sky-rocketed) he has made mistakes and let things go that I don't s
Ep 53 The Impact of Addiction on Business and Income (opens the original)
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Wife on The Rocks Marriage and Business - Listener Question "I find myself trying to control my husbands drinking and even some other things. We own a successful (for now) business and I manage it with him- but he is dropping the ball a lot. I don't know how to not fix his messes! I really cover for him a lot- maybe to save face myself a bit. Am I supposed to just let him tank everything? The business was his dream (NOT MINE), but this past year (the drinking has sky-rocketed) he has made mistak
Ep 53 Rehab for a YEAR? Alcoholism Treatment Options (opens the original)
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In this episode of Wife on the Rocks, we continue last week's listener question and dive deep into one of the hardest parts of the recovery journey — deciding what rehab actually looks like for your family. We unpack the differences between detox and rehab, what happens in those first critical days, and why alcohol withdrawal should never be handled alone. Then we get into the emotional weight of longer programs — six months, a year, sometimes more — and what it really costs a family when a husb
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