Quoatacious' Journey: Facing COVID-19 and Alcoholism Head-On
Life is unpredictable. We control what happens for the most part by our reactions, but sometimes things come our way and we need some help. So I just want to tell people, you know, and I'm still fighting this, yes, so it's okay to not be okay, and it took me a while to comprehend that, and I'm still a work in progress.
Imagine facing not one, but two battles simultaneously – that's exactly what Quoatacious, sister of writer Carlton Holden, did. In this moving episode of 'Podcastlife', Carlton sits down with his sister to discuss her intense experiences fighting COVID-19 and alcoholism. Working in a hospital during the pandemic, Quoatacious shares the raw reality of the frontline – the stress, the fear, and the relentless dedication.
Despite all precautions, she fell ill twice, bringing a firsthand perspective on the importance of PPE and the unpredictable nature of the virus. But her story doesn't end there. Quoatacious opens up about her struggles with alcoholism, shedding light on common misconceptions and the critical need for support from loved ones. She speaks candidly about the challenges of quarantine, how it exacerbated her addiction, and the steps she took to reclaim her life.
Throughout their conversation, Carlton and Quoatacious touch on deep themes like overcoming depression and the unbreakable bond of family. They remind us that it's okay to not be okay and that seeking help is a sign of strength. This episode is a testament to resilience and the power of human connection. Whether you're dealing with similar issues or simply looking for an inspiring story, Quoatacious' journey offers valuable lessons and a message of hope.