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LOVE THAT LASTED Episode 4
This episode dives into the story of Doug and Jessica Conrad—a couple who met in the depths of active addiction and chose to fight their way out together. What began in survival mode became a shared mission: not just to recover, but to rebuild a life rooted in purpose, family, and faith.
Now thriving with two kids, Doug and Jessica are more than just survivors—they’re leaders. Both work and volunteer in the recovery community, showing up for others the way they once needed someone to show up for them. Their love story is stitched with scars, but it’s also lit with hope. They hold leadership roles in their recovery-centered church, proving that healing isn’t just personal—it’s communal.
This segment is for anyone who’s ever wondered if love can survive addiction. Doug and Jessica didn’t just survive—they transformed. And they’re still showing up, every day, for each other and for the movement.
Trigger warning: This episode contains candid discussions of addiction, trauma, and recovery.
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By feralbutsoberThis episode dives into the story of Doug and Jessica Conrad—a couple who met in the depths of active addiction and chose to fight their way out together. What began in survival mode became a shared mission: not just to recover, but to rebuild a life rooted in purpose, family, and faith.
Now thriving with two kids, Doug and Jessica are more than just survivors—they’re leaders. Both work and volunteer in the recovery community, showing up for others the way they once needed someone to show up for them. Their love story is stitched with scars, but it’s also lit with hope. They hold leadership roles in their recovery-centered church, proving that healing isn’t just personal—it’s communal.
This segment is for anyone who’s ever wondered if love can survive addiction. Doug and Jessica didn’t just survive—they transformed. And they’re still showing up, every day, for each other and for the movement.
Trigger warning: This episode contains candid discussions of addiction, trauma, and recovery.