From Hiding Wine From Her Husband to 4 Years Sober: Sophie Hutton-Mills Story
Sophie Hutton-Mills was 20, on a train platform with her dad, when he had a heart attack and died in front of her. She couldn't say the sentence out loud for four years. So she did what she'd learned to do at home: she put it in a box, put a blanket of alcohol over the top, and got on with pretending. Twenty-something…
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