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When Karen Petersen was fifteen years old, she got blackout drunk for the first time--at her high school's homecoming dance. In college, the booze really began to flow, and she sometimes ended up with men she didn't even know. Later, as a local TV reporter, she'd drink nearly two bottles of wine each night, alone. One day, she finally admitted to her husband--and to herself--that she was an alcoholic and that she needed and wanted help.
Karen shares her incredible journey of alcohol abuse, treatment, and sobriety--the struggles, the joys, the pain, and the freedom.
It's a story of strength and vulnerability. She takes it one day at a time.
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When Karen Petersen was fifteen years old, she got blackout drunk for the first time--at her high school's homecoming dance. In college, the booze really began to flow, and she sometimes ended up with men she didn't even know. Later, as a local TV reporter, she'd drink nearly two bottles of wine each night, alone. One day, she finally admitted to her husband--and to herself--that she was an alcoholic and that she needed and wanted help.
Karen shares her incredible journey of alcohol abuse, treatment, and sobriety--the struggles, the joys, the pain, and the freedom.
It's a story of strength and vulnerability. She takes it one day at a time.
Want to know more about Karen?
Want to know more about The Experience Podcast?
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