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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2025 · 22 MIN

Living Forward: Finding Life After Traumatic Loss

from Logan's Voice · host Doug Ballinger - Logan's Dad

In this deeply personal episode, Doug Ballinger—grieving father, author, and advocate—shares what it means to live forward after losing a loved one to substance use disorder, overdose, or fentanyl poisoning. Through raw honesty and quiet strength, Doug explores the realities of traumatic grief, the fear of forgetting, and the slow, painful journey toward purpose.If you’ve ever asked yourself, “How do I keep going after this?”—this episode is for you.💛 This is not about “moving on.” It’s about carrying their memory into the life you continue to build.🎧 Subscribe to Logan’s Voice for more stories, truth-telling, and hope after loss.🔗 Visit https://logansvoice.com to learn more, grab the book Logan’s Story, and check out Logan’s Swag Shop.

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