'Don't be silly, it's just one drink.' Or is it?

There's a vast gap between sobriety and alcoholism, but where is the elusive line in the sand where our relationship with this widely accepted substance becomes problematic. Is it only when we wake up in the morning and can't function without alcohol? Is it only when our loved ones view us as an alcoholic? Surely it's only when we have to go to meetings, right? Or if we look more closely, is there a real 'grey area' in our drinking habits where numbing and self-destruction is the silent norm?

Did you know that alcohol is one of the few substances from which withdrawal can be fatal? I sure didn't know this until Sarah Rusbatch gave me the lowdown. Sarah is a Grey Area Drinking Coach (yep, it's a thing) and she's helping thousands of high functioning, seemingly 'got-it-together' women cut their destructive ties with the demon drink.

Sarah shares her own experience with booze and the slippery slope she found herself on before swapping out the spirits for soda and pulling her sh*t together to tap into the potential that alcohol was drowning out. 

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