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Julie L - An amusing Irish woman that is a very happy customer (LGBTQ)
Julie L - An amusing Irish woman that is a very happy customer (LGBTQ)
Julie L - An amusing Irish woman that is a very happy customer (LGBTQ)
Sunday 11th December 2022
Hear Julie L's inspiring journey from addiction to sobriety on Sober Cast. Discover the power of community support and AA.
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Get the buttons here!Julie L: A Spirited Irish Woman's Path to Sobriety
I can't live with booze and I can't live without it...Most of the time you don't have that kind of power over me like you used to, and that is such a sweet spot to be in.
Ever found yourself searching for hope in the most unexpected places? Meet Julie L, an Irish woman whose lively personality shines through as she recounts her journey to sobriety. In this episode of Sober Cast, Julie takes us back to her days frequenting a bar humorously nicknamed 'maggots corner'. Despite the laughter, her story is one of profound transformation. Julie's early years were a whirlwind of alcohol and emotional turmoil, pushing her towards a path of self-destruction.
But amidst the chaos, she found a lifeline in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Through the supportive network of AA, Julie discovered the strength to overcome her addiction. She opens up about how the community's shared experiences and spiritual guidance helped her reclaim a sense of purpose and meaning in life. Julie's candid reflections on battling loneliness and intense emotions offer valuable insights for anyone on their own recovery journey.
Her story is a testament to the power of community support and the life-changing impact of AA. Tune in to hear Julie's inspiring tale and find a spark of hope for your own path to sobriety.