Jill's First Year of Sobriety: A Journey of Healing and Transformation
Giving up alcohol has been such an integral part of healing for me, and being able to do the work I needed to do to do what giving up alcohol wouldn't accomplish on its own, it's a great place to be.
Ever wondered what it feels like to hit the one-year mark in sobriety? Jill joins Jean McCarthy on The Bubble Hour to share her heartfelt story of reaching this significant milestone. Reflecting on the past twelve months, Jill opens up about her childhood, shaped by her mother's heavy drinking, and how it impacted her relationships and self-esteem.
She talks about the financial pressures that once drove her to alcohol as a form of distraction, and how she found clarity through introspection and visualization techniques. These tools helped her realize that a life without alcohol was worth every sacrifice. Jill also touches on how sobriety has allowed her to handle grief and remorse in healthier ways. She dives into the risks associated with alcohol consumption, particularly concerning breast health, and shares her struggles with imposter syndrome.
This episode wraps up with a hopeful message, encouraging listeners to seek support and find joy in their own sobriety journeys. Jill's story is a testament to the power of self-reflection, resilience, and the transformative impact of living alcohol-free.