r/AddictionGrief

38 archived posts · Jan 2022 – Aug 2025

AddictionGrief

r/AddictionGrief

Losing someone to overdose is considerably complex. From the unexpectedness, to the potential guilt or regret from feeling or wishing you could or should have done more, to the secrets and lies involved in addiction, to the shame attached to addiction before and after loss. The shock of the reality when losing someone so quickly and unexpectedly is difficult to process. This is a group dedicated to this specific type of grief, which unfortunately has become all to common.

Created Jan 23, 2022

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