Welcome back to another episode of Sober As Fuck! The podcast for womxn getting sober in their 20’s and 30’s. I had a lot of fun catching up with my dear friend Fawna. She’s a deeply inspiring woman. Fawna is an activist, a writer, a mental health advocate, and an emerging sober icon. Her Instagram is in the show notes so you can follow her and find out where you can purchase her autobiography, “Snapped,” once it’s published. Trust me, you’re going to want to buy that book after you hear this episode. You can hear how much fun I had on this episode and I know Fawna’s message is going to inspire you today.  FAWNA’S WEBSITE: fawnaasfaw.com

FOLLOW FAWNA ON INSTAGRAM: @fawnaasfaw 

Fawna's faves: 

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Today I have my friend River on the show. I admire River so much. In this episode she speaks so honestly about getting sober at 23, courageously going back to college to finish her degree, and the freedom she’s found in sobriety even in the middle of a pandemic. River inspires me to be more authentic and gracious, and I know they will blow your mind with their wisdom. Here's River's story. 

Follow River on Instagram: @cookingbytheriver

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Overdose Deaths Accelerating During COVID-19 

Corrections: Deaths and years of potential life lost from excessive alcohol use - United States, 2011-2015

Today I have my friend Nina on the show. She has almost 1,000 days of sobriety and in that time has bought her first home, closed her business, started her dream job, bought a boat, moved to a new state, experienced a miscarriage sober and is more brave, confident, and grateful than ever. To me, Nina is as shiny as they come, and she couldn’t give a fuck about what you think of her. Here’s Nina’s story.

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Overdose Deaths Accelerating During COVID-19 

Corrections: Deaths and years of potential life lost from excessive alcohol use - United States, 2011-2015