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292 . Sober at 70 - Why it's never too late to change with Suzie from Torquay
292 . Sober at 70 - Why it's never too late to change with Suzie from Torquay
292 . Sober at 70 - Why it's never too late to change with Suzie from Torquay
Saturday 15th March 2025
Suzie shares her inspiring journey of getting sober at 62, proving it's never too late to change. Hosted by Danni Carr.
37 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Suzie started drinking at 14 and it escalated over time.
- Her addiction led to her family disowning her.
- A turning point came when she called out to a higher power for help.
- She rebuilt her relationships and found joy in sobriety.
- Suzie's story highlights that recovery is possible at any age.
I always say I hit rock bottom and then found out rock bottom had a basement.
Suzie from Torquay shares her incredible journey of getting sober at 62 in this episode of How I Quit Alcohol. Hosted by Danni Carr, Suzie recounts her early days of drinking, starting at 14, and how it progressively took over her life. The former owner of Bird Rock Cafe, Suzie opens up about the euphoria she initially felt and the struggles she faced as her addiction escalated.
Her drinking got so bad that her family disowned her, and she found herself consuming three bottles of wine a day. Suzie speaks candidly about the moment she called out to a higher power for help, which became a turning point in her life. She describes how she slowly rebuilt her relationships and found joy in sobriety. This episode is a powerful reminder that it's never too late to change and find happiness without alcohol.
Suzie's story is filled with hope, resilience, and the importance of seeking support. If you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the possibility of recovery at any age.