Ron Grover
Ron Grover, 55, is the father of a 23-year-old son who was trapped in an active addiction for seven years. In July 2010 his son again sought recovery and to this day has been clean. Professionally Ron is the Director of Human Resources for a manufacturing company in the Midwest. In January of 2009 he began a blog about living with and dealing with an addicted son, it can be found at www.parentsofanaddict.blogspot.com. Ron and his wife, Darlene, live in Basehor, Kansas and have been married for 33 years. They have two daughters, one son and one granddaughter and one grandson.
This contributor has 20 post(s):
- Does Relapse Mean Failure? on 20/03/2013, filed under Acceptance, Addiction, Dealing with an Addicted Child, Family members, Forgiveness, parenting, Recovery & Relapse, relapse, Substance Abuse, Treatment, Uncategorized
- Detaching With Love: How I Learned to Separate My Son and His Addiction on 19/12/2012, filed under Acceptance, Addiction, Codependency, Confronting Teens, Dealing with an Addicted Child, Enabling, Family members, parenting, Patience, Substance Abuse, tough love, Uncategorized
- 8 Personal Conclusions I’ve Reached as the Parent of an Addict in Recovery on 12/12/2012, filed under Acceptance, Addiction, Dealing with an Addicted Child, Family members, Forgiveness, Hope, parenting, Patience, Recovery, Self-reflection, Substance Abuse, Writing About Addiction
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