Brad McLeod
Brad McLeod
How I Quit Drinking After Alcohol Took Over My Life | 29 Years Sober
How I Quit Drinking After Alcohol Took Over My Life | 29 Years Sober
How I Quit Drinking After Alcohol Took Over My Life | 29 Years Sober
Monday 16th March 2026
Jane shares her powerful story of overcoming alcohol addiction, offering hope and inspiration with 29 years of sobriety.
51 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Early exposure to alcohol can have long-lasting impacts.
- Family support plays a crucial role in recovery.
- Reaching out for help is a vital step towards sobriety.
- Community and peer support are essential for maintaining sobriety.
- Sobriety is possible, one day at a time.
"I was the best alcoholic I could be, until I wasn't."
Get ready to be moved by Jane's powerful journey of overcoming alcohol addiction. Growing up in a small town in Wisconsin, Jane's early life was filled with the allure of alcohol. What started as innocent experimentation in high school quickly spiralled into a dependency that consumed her life. Jane candidly shares the chaos and shame that accompanied her addiction, including a terrifying incident of a hit-and-run while intoxicated.
Despite the turmoil, Jane's story takes a hopeful turn as she recounts the pivotal moment when she decided to seek help. With the support of her family and a determined mindset, she embarked on a path to recovery. Jane's tale is not just about the struggle but also about the resilience and hope that comes with sobriety. Today, she celebrates 29 years of sobriety and shares her story to inspire others who might be battling similar demons.
Her journey reminds us that no matter how deep the struggle, there is always a way out. So, what will your next step be on your path to recovery?