#sobriety

#sobriety

I deleted every Apple Note I'd synced since 2015. Every quote I'd ever highlighted. Every to-do list from every productivity system I'd ever borrowed, broken, or bastardized.

"Let's talk about the fall that happened at Milwaukee PrideFest a couple of days ago. I know it's all over the internet... The answer is yes, I am OK, and yes I am bruised up."

"PSA, your favorite party girl influencers all have crazy substance abuse problems," she claimed, later repeating for emphasis, "Crazy substance abuse problems."

When I was 25, a cinematographer remarked that I had baggy eyes. His words led to plastic surgery, which I regretted almost immediately.

Since I've been sober I can finally be totally consistent in all aspects of my life including being in the gym 5 days a week, Somerville says in the post.

'I think the worst thing you can do is inspire disappointment,' the 'Slow Horses' actor told Radio Times. 'I was in The Scarlet Letter with Demi Moore, and I had intermittent bouts of boozing during filming.'

"This year marks my mom's 10th year of sobriety, and I'm grateful that we were able to celebrate in the White House with our family," Vance wrote on X on Monday, while commending Aikins.

There's this unique bond between people who share a love for public education, she said.

Ms. Huger’s case underscored the complex relationship between reality television and personal accountability, as her struggles with sobriety became a focal point of her narrative.

In 'In the Wind,' ZelooperZ experiences a moment of clarity amid a tranquil soundscape, contrasting deep introspection with luxurious yet threatening melodies.

Ariel Dunitz-Johnson, the founder of Ever AFter, created a festive alcohol-free highball recipe titled Shorter Days, perfect for celebrating the holiday season without booze. It reflects her commitment to provide enjoyable alternatives for those abstaining from alcohol.

"To be honest that wasn't like my intention. I wasn't trying to be like a beacon of you know help or whatever. It's cool like people want to reach out."