Every relationship has highs and lows, but when you are continually questioning the relationship, these ups and downs are more profound. — Susan Pease Gadoua L.C.S.W.
This is probably one of the toughest problems in life and in marriage. In this case, not only does addiction have a negative impact on the partner, but also the kids, other family members, work and their own personal health and well-being. This is also another major reason for couples getting divorced. During this time, you need to be the pillar of strength. We know that it is difficult. It is also important that you do not blame yourself or feel responsible for your partner’s addiction. Rather, work on finding a solution and working on the matter at hand. Addiction is not a problem that can’t be treated and it’s not lifelong either. It can be worked on and your marriage can be saved. There are married couples out there who have survived addiction and they are now thriving and living happy, clean married lives. Here’s what you can do to help your partner overcome their addiction:
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