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Sober Stories: Olivia
Sober Stories: Olivia
Sober Stories: Olivia
Sunday 20th November 2022
Listen to Olivia's inspiring story of overcoming grey area drinking and embracing sober living in 'Voices of Sobriety'.
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Get the buttons here!Olivia's Path to Sobriety: From Grey Area Drinking to a Brighter Life
It's hard to push yourself out of your comfort zone. And that's the bit you're looking for, isn't it? You know, and if I can look at, you know I've been around the world and you know I've experienced a lot of things, and outside of my family and my kids, it's probably the thing that I'm most proud of in my entire life.
Ever felt like your drinking habits fall into a grey area? In this episode of 'Voices of Sobriety', Terry, known as @sassysobermum on Instagram, chats with Olivia from Dublin. Olivia opens up about her four-year journey of sobriety, shedding light on what it means to be a grey area drinker. With a mix of light drinking and moments where alcohol took over, Olivia decided enough was enough.
Her story is one of intentional energy and steely determination that led her to quit drinking entirely. Olivia's transformation is nothing short of inspiring. She talks about the benefits of sober living, emphasizing the power of vulnerability and how alcohol affected her relationships. She also shares practical tips for planning nights out and the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone.
Olivia's candidness and relatable experiences make this episode a must-listen for anyone curious about the sober lifestyle or looking for motivation to make a change. Her journey is a testament to the positive impact that sobriety can have on one's life, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own relationship with alcohol.