In this episode we bring together two individual retired men who live in different parts of the United States, but have a common story. They are both fathers to adult children who struggle with addiction. They both have suffered with strained relationships that comes with the disease of addiction, and after many years of pain, they are finally at a good place. Both these fathers requested to stay anonymous because they did not want to rock the boat with the good relationship they have with their kids. Yet they wanted to speak out and thereby help other parents who are in the same difficult situation.
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