Michael Van Meter
Michael Van Meter
Episode 45 - Interview with Deborah Wolf
Episode 45 - Interview with Deborah Wolf
Episode 45 - Interview with Deborah Wolf
Monday 22nd February 2021
Deborah Wolf shares her journey from being one of the first women in the DC police force to overcoming alcoholism and writing a book about her experiences.
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Get the buttons here!Deborah Wolf: Breaking Barriers and Battling Alcoholism in the DC Police Force
My mantra is: I don't drink, no matter what. That's it, I don't drink.
Imagine being one of the first women in the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, DC, while also grappling with alcoholism. Deborah Wolf's story is a powerful testament to resilience and recovery. In this episode of 'Recovery Is Possible', host Michael Van Meter chats with Deborah about her groundbreaking career and her struggle with addiction. Deborah opens up about the challenges she faced as a trailblazer in law enforcement and how alcohol nearly derailed her life and career.
She candidly shares how she found solace and support in Alcoholics Anonymous, which played a crucial role in her journey to sobriety. Deborah's story doesn't end there; she penned a book titled 'Center of Mass' that chronicles her experiences and the lessons she learned along the way. One of her key takeaways? The importance of a personal mantra. For Deborah, it's 'I don't drink, no matter what'.
This episode also sheds light on the unique pressures faced by law enforcement professionals and the growing benefits of virtual recovery meetings. Whether you're struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Deborah's story offers hope and practical advice. Tune in to hear how she turned her life around and became an advocate for recovery.