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Clip from Blind Spots Every Family Overlooks #addictionrecovery #gettingsober #sobercurious

4 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Amber Hollingsworth. This content was uploaded by Amber Hollingsworth. This is a YouTube clip titled "Clip from Blind Spots Every Family Overlooks #addictionrecovery #gettingsober #sobercurious" (uploaded August 4, 2025). The excerpt is a spoken discussion between at least two people (labelled SPEAKER A and Kim) about family safety around substance use — specifically advising parents not to allow children or spouses who are drinking or using drugs to drive (due to legal and financial liability) and introducing a broader conversation about other warning signs and steps families can take to stay safe. The content appears to be part of an addiction-recovery / family-safety discussion or advice segment.

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We see people doing all kinds of crazy things. And I'm the first person to say, hey, if you think your kid is drinking or doing drugs, do not allow them to drive a car, especially if it's in your name, because if something horrible were to happen, then you might lose everything. And we've seen it happen before where families lose millions and millions of dollars because their child hit the wrong person and hurt somebody's child, or it just— they got sued. So that's a pretty common thing that we do. We also tell our clients, Kim particularly, but don't let your husband or wife drive with the children in the car if you know he has a history of drinking and driving, or if you know he's currently doing that. So those are the 2 things that we see a lot of. But, but I wanted to talk a little bit today, or Kim and I want to talk a little bit today about some other things that we might see as well as what to do to keep yourself as safe as possible. So Kim, what other things do— besides the 2 things that I just talked about, what other things do we hear about that are dangerous or put off warning bells where we say, hey, we need to like get involved with this?