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In this brief excerpt, Amber Hollingsworth explains that when an individual achieves sobriety, families often assume that the challenges are over. However, she points out two critical, lingering issues: the sober person still experiences personal triggers, and family members continue to carry unresolved hurt, pain, and resentments. These unaddressed emotions remain close to the surface and can be easily activated, leading to emotional meltdowns that jeopardize the recovery environment.

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