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Sober Stories: Penny
Sober Stories: Penny
Sober Stories: Penny
Monday 5th August 2024
Penny shares her heartfelt journey to sobriety, discussing the challenges and triumphs of living alcohol-free. A must-listen for anyone on a similar path.
58 minutes
Inspiring
Honest
Supportive
Hopeful
Raw
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Episode Overview
- Penny shares her journey to 130 days of sobriety.
- The importance of setting goals and seeking support.
- How accountability can aid in recovery.
- Reflecting on the impact of drinking on personal life.
- The positive changes that come with living alcohol-free.
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In this episode of Sober Stories from Everyday People, Penny shares her heartfelt journey to sobriety. A Midlands native now living in Kingston-Upon-Thames, Penny works as an opiate recovery worker in Camden and is finishing her master's in public health. With 130 days of sobriety under her belt at the time of recording, Penny opens up about her typical drinking life and the moment she realised alcohol was taking more than it was giving.
She recounts how a persistent inner voice urged her to seek help and set goals for a sober life. Penny's story is relatable and raw, touching on the blackouts, shame, and regret that many will recognise. She also discusses the importance of accountability and the supportive role her friends played in her recovery. Penny's reflections on her past behaviours and the positive changes sobriety has brought to her life are both moving and inspiring.
This episode offers a candid look at the struggles and triumphs of getting sober, making it a must-listen for anyone on a similar path or supporting someone who is. Why not tune in and see if Penny's journey resonates with your own experiences?