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Today we are diving into why I personally did not do AA. While I believe it's a great option for some people, it wasn't for me. And I actually think the thought of having to attend an AA meeting is part of what kept me from getting sober... I didn't want to sit in a room with other sober people and openly call myself an alcoholic.

So today, I'm explaining why it wasn't for me, and how you can get sober with or without AA. There's no one "right way" to get sober.

** The woman I referenced in the episode is @laurenissober on tiktok :)

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Listen to this episode if you want a straight forward, clear guide to quitting drinking once and for all. We will discuss my top tips for getting sober and staying sober, with a special bonus tip at the end!

I wish I had known these things when I first quit drinking, but as they say - hindsight is 20/20, and I'm so glad that I get to share my advice and experience with you. Whether you are thinking about quitting or have recently quit, I hope that these tips will give you some guidance and help you survive early sobriety.

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Is sobriety even a "thing" in the UK? Because I feel that having a drinking problem is so normalized over there -and maybe not even viewed as a problem. This episode explores the differences between American and British drinking culture, drawing from both real statistics and my personal experiences.

If you are British and would like to share your personal drinking experiences or sobriety journey in the UK, please shoot me a message at one of the locations below.

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