From 10 Years of Failed Moderation to Sober: Louisa's Story
Louisa Evans drank a bottle of wine a night, alone, watching Coronation Street. She was also the therapist helping other people quit their habits. She first tried to stop in 2012. Lasted five days. For the next ten years she had rules. Pretty little glasses. Four sober nights a week. None of it worked, because alcohol…
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