She Sold Alcohol For A Living. Then She Quit Drinking.
Anna Donahay spent 15 years in Soho ad agencies, falling in and out of bars from 6pm to 9pm every night, then stopping at Tesco's for a bottle of wine on the way home. She was the woman building campaigns that sold alcohol to women just like her. Then her youngest daughter looked across the kitchen during a family…
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