Alcohol Tipping Point
Alcohol Tipping Point
We Need to Talk about Your Liver with Karla Adkins: A story of recovery and freedom from drinking and liver disease.
We Need to Talk about Your Liver with Karla Adkins: A story of recovery and freedom from drinking and liver disease.
We Need to Talk about Your Liver with Karla Adkins: A story of recovery and freedom from drinking and liver disease.
Wednesday 21st September 2022
Karla Adkins discusses her recovery from alcoholism and liver disease, offering hope and insights on 'Alcohol Tipping Point'.
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48 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Karla Adkins: Finding Freedom from Alcohol and Liver Disease
If I can be the voice for those people that are still struggling with shame, still struggling with it, then I want to be that voice to bring them hope, to understand that you can not only live without alcohol.
Imagine living with the constant shadow of liver disease while battling an addiction to alcohol. That was Karla Adkins' reality until she took control of her life. In this episode of 'Alcohol Tipping Point', Karla, a Certified Senior Coach through This Naked Mind and author of 'And She Came Tumbling Down', opens up about her journey from alcohol dependency to a life of health and hope.
Now proudly 8 years sober, Karla shares her experiences with drinking, the toll it took on her liver, and the signs of poor liver function that often go unnoticed. She also discusses the various jobs she assigned to alcohol in her life and how feeling different from others played a role in her drinking habits. Karla doesn't shy away from talking about the medical community's recognition of Alcohol Use Disorder and the impact of the pandemic on drinking behaviors.
Her story is a testament to the power of hope and the possibility of healing. Whether you're concerned about your own health or supporting someone who is, Karla's insights offer valuable perspectives on recovery and living alcohol-free.