Ashley Hasson

Sober Girl Podcast

Ashley Hasson

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Meghan's Story

Saturday 4th December 2021

Hear Meghan's story of going from pandemic 'wino' to sober mom on the Sober Girl Podcast. Learn about her AA journey and the importance of honesty in recovery.
42 minutes
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Sober Girl Podcast
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Ashley Hasson
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Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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From Pandemic Wino to Sober Mom: Meghan's Transformative Journey

I would say first of all, just don't drink. There are lots of great zoom meetings out there. And, uh, if I hadn't read that book and educated myself, I would have never known that and it wouldn't have pushed me into this next level of no, I really can't ever drink again.
Have you ever wondered how someone can turn their life around in the middle of a global crisis? In this episode of the Sober Girl Podcast, Ashley Hasson sits down with Meghan, a stay-at-home mom who made the courageous leap from being a self-proclaimed 'wino' to embracing sobriety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Meghan opens up about her initial denial and the pivotal moments that led her to acknowledge her alcoholism.
She shares how the pandemic exacerbated her drinking habits but also provided a unique opportunity for self-reflection and change. Meghan dives into her experience with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the 12-step program, emphasizing the critical role of honesty in her recovery journey. She also offers practical advice for those just starting out on their path to sobriety, making this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and guidance.
Whether you're grappling with your own drinking habits or supporting someone who is, Meghan's story is a testament to the power of education and community in overcoming addiction.