Summary:
The book provides insights and guidance for families grappling with the challenges of a loved one's addiction, offering personal stories, practical advice, and strategies for coping with the emotional turmoil. It emphasizes the importance of self-care, setting boundaries, and finding hope for recovery through the shared experiences of others who have faced similar struggles.
Key points:
1. Addiction as a Disease: Conyers explains addiction as a disease affecting the brain, not a moral failing. This understanding helps remove stigma and promotes empathy.
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