How Can I Talk About The Loss Of A Loved One To Addiction? | In The Circle with Tommy Rosen 60

In this episode of In the Circle, we are joined by Stephanie with a profound inquiry regarding the loss of her husband to addiction: How do I answer when people ask me how my husband died? How can I talk about the loss of a loved one to addiction?
When we speak to people who have not been affected by addiction, they are often uncertain how to respond, and because of that, we are met with misperception and judgment. Yet there is so much more than meets the eye.
This is an episode we can all greatly benefit from and I am so grateful to Stephanie for posing this vulnerable and honest question.
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ABOUT TOMMY ROSEN
Tommy Rosen is a renowned yoga teacher, an addiction recovery expert and author of the critically acclaimed book, "Recovery 2.0: Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life." Tommy is one of the pioneers in the field of Yoga and Recovery assisting others to holistically transcend addictions of all kinds. He is the founder of Recovery 2.0 and leads retreats and workshops internationally and is a keynote speaker at global conferences and festivals. He celebrates over 3 decades of freedom from drug addiction and alcoholism.
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RECOVERY 2.0 UNIVERSAL PRAYER
Universe, put me in the places you want me to be, with the people you want me to be with, doing the things you want me to do.
Thank you for the joys and challenges of my life.
Amen, Sat Nam, Namaste

[@jamesleon2770]

I yoga'd to this today, I cried. I am yet again on my journey of sobriety

[@quietcat-o3m]

What an incredible conversation 💓🙏🏽✨️ I don't usually publicly comment on any platform. This, this is the conversation to have with many. Thank you to the guest lady who shared her experience, strength , and hope, and thank you, Tommy, for the insight. And I am looking forward to the husband's book. ✨️🙏🏽✨️

[@ashleybrown4015]

Please release the name of the book! Would love to gain his wisdom. May your husband RIP knowing he lived his Dharma all the way up until his last exhale.

[@madisonhassard8449]

It’s dear addict by William todd anderson