

The Six Week Bender That Almost Killed Him: Niall Harbison Sobriety Story
Niall Harbison nearly drank himself to death in Thailand at 41. Four days in ICU. A six-week bender of three bottles of wine, Valium, and whiskey, three times a day. He quit smoking, drinking, and pills in one go. He grew up in Belgium, an only child. His mum left when he was 13. He watched her get beaten by the man…
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