How did you work through having grown up with alcoholism?

If you're a singer and a songwriter, you might have written a song about it.

Welcome to episode 200 of the Recovery Show.

This episode is brought to you by Barbara, Laura, Sandra,

Corey, Tony, and Gregory.

They use the donation button on our website.

Thank you, Barbara, Laura, Laura, Sandra,

Corey, Tony, and Gregory for your generous contributions.

This episode is for you.

We are friends and family members of alcoholics and addicts who have found a path to serenity

and happiness.

We who live or have lived with a seemingly hopeless problem of addiction understand as perhaps

few others can.

Before we begin, we would like to state that though we at the Recovery Show Me Be in a 12-Step program, we represent ourselves

rather than the program.

My name is Spencer, and I'm your host today, and I'm joined by the singer-songwriter

Brin Black. We connected while she was on the road and during our conversation

she was stopped at a rest stop so you may hear some background noises while she's speaking.

I'd like to welcome Bryn Black to the recovery show. Bryn composed and sang a song titled

Daddy's Medicine describing her experience growing up with an alcoholic father.

And Bryn, I just have to say that first line, like when I heard that, when you're five, you don't know.

When you're five you don't know.

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