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Sober Letters to My Drunken Self by Ed Latimore
I drank from sixteen years old to thirty-four years old. For the first time ever, this past January, I passed one year of no booze.
For the first few months of not drinking, it was quite tough. But Ed’s book was there, on my phone in my pocket, ready when I needed some sober words to clarify my sober thoughts.
The book deals with:
-the uncertainty of quitting booze
-the peer pressure to drink again
-the simple step in admitting you have a problem with booze
-and the internal and external positive effects quitting alcohol will have on your relationships with the people you love.
“The thing that drove you to drink can also drive you to greatness.” -Ed Latimore
Grab a copy of Ed’s book here (not an affiliate link)
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I drank from sixteen years old to thirty-four years old. For the first time ever, this past January, I passed one year of no booze.
For the first few months of not drinking, it was quite tough. But Ed’s book was there, on my phone in my pocket, ready when I needed some sober words to clarify my sober thoughts.
The book deals with:
-the uncertainty of quitting booze
-the peer pressure to drink again
-the simple step in admitting you have a problem with booze
-and the internal and external positive effects quitting alcohol will have on your relationships with the people you love.
“The thing that drove you to drink can also drive you to greatness.” -Ed Latimore
Grab a copy of Ed’s book here (not an affiliate link)