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THE EMPOWERED PATH FOR ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS

with JODY LAMB

Reader, hi!

This week, I shared something deeply personal: my full story of growing up with my mom’s alcoholism: how it shaped me, what I carried into adulthood, and how I finally began healing.

🎥You can watch it here:

👉My Mom’s Alcoholism: How It Shaped Me & How I Finally Healed

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If you grew up with an alcoholic parent or in a chaotic home, you’ll probably see yourself in parts of my story:

  • Trying to hold everything together, even as a kid.
  • Feeling anxious, hypervigilant, or “different” from everyone else.
  • Taking care of everyone else while ignoring your own needs.

I used to think I was alone in those feelings. I wasn’t and neither are you.

In the video, I share:
✨ My earliest memories of my mom’s drinking
✨ How it impacted my teenage years and relationships
✨ The turning point where I realized I needed to heal myself
✨ The steps I took to build a peaceful, joyful life

If you’ve ever wondered, “Will I ever feel normal? Can I really heal?”—please watch this. I made it for you.

I’d love to know - Which part of my story resonated most with you? Please leave a comment on the video or reply to this message. I read every comment and message.

💛Watch my story here:
👉https://youtu.be/owLsrrtGzVg

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👋 Hey there! You signed up for this email because you're on a journey of creating a life you love. I’m here to support you along the way.

I’m Jody Lamb, a personal growth author dedicated to helping adult children of alcoholics break free from the past and build healthy relationships, confidence, and joy.

In this newsletter, you’ll find relatable stories, empowering insights, and practical tips to help you navigate boundaries, self-care, and the challenges that come with growing up in a dysfunctional home.

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