

The Slow Descent Into Problem Drinking She Never Saw Coming | Emma's Story
*Trigger warning-This show has discussions around suicide* How do you know when drinking has crossed the line from “I drink a lot” to “I have a problem”? In this episode of One For The Road, Sober Dave is joined by Emma Walsh, who shares how her relationship with alcohol slowly progressed from social drinking to…

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“I also drink every evening, half a bottle of whiskey to medicate myself from anxiety and to be able to sleep. I've been doing it for years and I'm absolutely sick of it. I wake up hating myself for it. I wish I'd know how to stop, I'm scare…”
“This is also my story, Im free of alcohol now, 1 year…..I feel so much better”
“What an amazing and beautiful person. Emma you are stronger than you think and you are not a piece of sh*t. Well done on 2 years ❤”
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