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Rosemary Keevil: The Art of Losing it

Thursday 21st January 2021

Listen to Rosemary Keevil discuss her memoir 'The Art of Losing it' and her journey through addiction and recovery on Avalon Recovery Society Radio.
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Rosemary Keevil: From High-Functioning Addict to Recovery Advocate

Tragedy hits in the midlife, and for me it was my late 30s, and within Six Years, that's the number that he used. I've always been asking questions, I wanted to know more and researching and delivering some kind of message.
What happens when a successful journalist faces the hidden struggles of addiction? In this episode of Avalon Recovery Society Radio, Rosemary Keevil sits down with host Leanne Utendale to unravel her compelling journey from high-functioning addict to recovery advocate. Rosemary, who has been sober since 2002, brings a wealth of experience from her career in TV news, radio, and magazine editing.
Her memoir, 'The Art of Losing it', is a candid look at how grief can fuel addiction and the path to overcoming it. She opens up about the challenges she faced in her late 30s, dealing with midlife tragedies while maintaining a facade of success. This episode is particularly poignant as Rosemary discusses the role of research and documentation in her recovery process, offering practical insights for anyone navigating similar struggles.
The conversation also touches on coping mechanisms during the pandemic, making it incredibly relevant for today's listeners. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the intricacies of addiction, Rosemary's story offers a blend of hope, resilience, and practical advice.