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at mended life, we uniquely support the often-overlooked loved ones of those struggling with addiction. drawing from our personal journey, we transform experiences of pain and fracture into sources of strength and beauty. through authentic conversations, practical resources, and a compassionate community, we empower you to heal and rebuild a life that's not just mended, but more resilient and beautiful than before.

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mended life series: conversations with my spouse on his addiction

how we help.

supporting families of those in addiction

understanding the signs

for 6 years, i ignored the signs of my husband's drinking problem, until our lives fell apart. fear and denial kept me from facing the truth. i want to help others recognize these signs sooner, so they don't have to go through the same pain.

setting healthy boundaries

i was deeply codependent, and while setting boundaries felt easy, enforcing them was a challenge. over time, i learned the true meaning of healthy boundaries and the importance of standing firm once they were set.

connecting with others

at first, i turned to family and friends for advice. though well-intentioned, they couldn't provide the support i needed. it wasn't until i found a counselor specializing in addiction and a supportive community that i finally felt understood.

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