Wine Mom to 5 Years Sober: How Julie Mrowicki Quit Drinking
Julie Ravitsky was 21, sitting cross-legged on her parents' dining room floor at 10am, drinking vodka and smoking cigarettes. Within hours she was in a psychiatric hospital being restrained and sedated. She would end up there twice before her 22nd birthday. The doctors called it drug-induced psychosis. Nobody asked…
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