• 50/50 Is Not Enough - A Non-Traditional Love Story!

  • Nov 18 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 59 mins
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50/50 Is Not Enough - A Non-Traditional Love Story!

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  • On this week's episode we are back with a story of addiction, dysfunction, and an unconventional love story. It is with a full heart I get to introduce the world to my wife's story. On this episode Lindsay Pool shares intimately what it was like, what happened, and what it is like today. 

    Lindsay shares the abuse, neglect, and the feelings of loneliness that helped fuel over a decade of addiction. Do you know what it is like to give away something you love with all your being? Having to weigh the decision of a life of safety vs a life of chaos. To be so far into an addiction that the best choice you can make is to sign the rights of your first born child away. 

    This woman has been a gift from the heaven's for me. We discuss the struggles that we faced in our relationship. Secrets hurt the ones we love. Learning to communicate honestly has been a lesson that has saved our marriage and allows us the space needed to feel seen and heard. 

    50/50 isn't enough when you are trying to create a real relationships of authenticity. 50/50 means that I am only willing to step up to meet what I feel is needed. We use more our recovery and healing as a tool to help enrich a life we get to participate in together! 

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