Alex Highsmith and Bridget O'Neill
Alex Highsmith and Bridget O'Neill
Episode Two: FEARS around (Quitting) Drinking
Episode Two: FEARS around (Quitting) Drinking
Episode Two: FEARS around (Quitting) Drinking
Monday 23rd January 2023
Alex and Bridget of 'Sober Sallies' discuss fears of quitting drinking, offering humor, advice, and support for a fulfilling sober life.
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Alex Highsmith and Bridget O'Neill
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Get the buttons here!Facing Fears: Sober Sallies' Honest Chat on Life Without Booze
I think sometimes we forget that we're not the only ones that are afraid and that we're not the only ones that are going through this. And so, it's really important to reach out to other people and to know that you're not alone.
Feeling anxious about quitting drinking? You're not alone. In this episode of 'Sober Sallies', best friends Alex and Bridget open up about their own fears before ditching the bottle. Ever wondered if your social life will survive without those airport gate escapades? Spoiler alert: it can actually get better! The duo's candid conversation sheds light on the anxieties that often accompany the decision to go sober.
They talk about their initial worries, like whether friends would stick around and how they'd cope with social situations without a drink in hand. But it's not all doom and gloom. Alex and Bridget share how they navigated these fears, offering a mix of humor and heartfelt advice. They emphasize the importance of building a support system and reaching out to others who are on the same journey.
This episode is a blend of laughter, real talk, and practical tips, making it a must-listen for anyone considering sobriety or supporting someone who is. Tune in to hear how facing your fears can lead to a more fulfilling, sober life.