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Is Alcoholism In The Blood? - With Arabella Byrne
Is Alcoholism In The Blood? - With Arabella Byrne
Is Alcoholism In The Blood? - With Arabella Byrne
Sunday 20th April 2025
Vic and Hamish explore whether alcoholism is genetic with Arabella Byrne, discussing its impact on families and the importance of seeking support.
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Episode Overview
- Alcoholism can have genetic and environmental factors.
- The importance of breaking the silence around addiction in families.
- Children of alcoholics are statistically more likely to develop addiction.
- Seeking support is crucial for those questioning their relationship with alcohol.
- Relatable stories and expert advice can offer valuable insights into sobriety.
It doesn't really matter if my mother was a drunk or if my father was a drunk, it starts and stops with me.
Ever wondered if your drinking habits are inherited? Vic and Hamish tackle this burning question with the help of Arabella Byrne, co-author of 'In The Blood'. This episode dives into the idea of whether alcoholism runs in the family and how it affects both parents and children. Arabella shares her journey of sobriety alongside her mother, offering a unique perspective on the mother-daughter relationship in the context of addiction.
She also discusses her work with the National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACOA) and the importance of breaking the silence around addiction in families. The conversation is both heartfelt and humorous, as Vic and Hamish bring their signature honesty and wit to the discussion. Arabella's insights shed light on the genetic and environmental factors of alcoholism, making it a must-listen for anyone curious about the roots of their drinking habits.
The episode also touches on the broader implications of addiction, including the impact on children and the importance of seeking support. With relatable anecdotes and expert advice, this episode provides a comprehensive look at how alcoholism can affect families across generations. If you're questioning your relationship with alcohol or worried about its impact on your kids, this episode offers valuable insights and a sense of camaraderie.
Don't miss out on this engaging and informative discussion – it might just change your perspective on sobriety.