Jack McNally's Sobriety Journey: From Brighton Parties to Mental Health Wins
I think my one of you know my housemate, one of my best friends. If you ask me when I've had a few drinks, I'll probably tell you that I've got PTSD and I'm bipolar, and you know and I hear voices, and you know, and all that sort of stuff.
Ever wondered how someone navigates the wild party scene of Brighton while battling addiction? In this episode of 'Devil's Guide to Sobriety', Jessica Everitt sits down with Jack McNally, co-host of The Folklore Radio Show, to uncover his candid story. Jack opens up about his initial plunge into Brighton's university social life, a world teeming with temptations he had never faced before.
This isn't just another sobriety tale; it's a raw and relatable conversation about the highs and lows of giving up alcohol when you're young and surrounded by chaos. Jack shares his personal horror stories from the Brighton party scene, offering a glimpse into the dark side of excessive drinking and drug use. But it's not all doom and gloom. Jack's journey also highlights the unexpected joys of sobriety, like discovering the simple pleasure of non-alcoholic beers.
He emphasizes the crucial role of mental health support and the power of community in overcoming addiction. With humor and honesty, Jessica and Jack tackle tough topics, making this episode both enlightening and entertaining. Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Jack's story offers valuable insights and a dose of hope.