Brad McLeod
Brad McLeod
In Jane's Life Alcohol Was Normalized. Could She Break The Cycle?
In Jane's Life Alcohol Was Normalized. Could She Break The Cycle?
In Jane's Life Alcohol Was Normalized. Could She Break The Cycle?
Thursday 17th July 2025
Join Jane's inspiring journey from alcohol dependency to recovery, highlighting the impact on her life and how she found hope and support.
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol was a normalized part of Jane's upbringing.
- Struggles with binge drinking and its impact on life.
- Jane sought help through Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Community support played a vital role in her recovery.
- Her life has improved dramatically after achieving sobriety.
Keep trying no matter how many times you may lapse. Ask for help, and if I can do it, you can do it. My life is just so much better two years in.
In this compelling episode of the Sober Motivation Podcast, host Brad welcomes Jane, who bravely shares her personal journey with alcohol dependency. Growing up in the Sutherland Shire of Sydney, Jane's life was marked by the normalization of alcohol, with her father's drinking habits significantly influencing her perception of alcohol as part of daily life. Despite having fond childhood memories, alcohol was always present, shaping her early experiences.
Jane recounts how her attempts to fit in during her youth led to binge drinking, impacting her relationships and personal life. Her twenties and thirties were marred by escalating drinking habits, especially following a personal tragedy, which only deepened her dependency. However, Jane's story is one of hope and transformation. Realizing the detrimental impact of alcohol on her life, she sought help through Alcoholics Anonymous, where she found a supportive community that aided her recovery journey.
This support, alongside her determination to change, enabled her to break free from the cycle of dependency. Jane's honest narrative highlights the importance of seeking help and the power of community in overcoming addiction. Her experiences serve as a reminder that, despite the challenges, recovery is possible, and life can improve significantly with sobriety.
In closing, Jane emphasizes the serenity she now experiences and encourages others in similar situations to ask for help and to keep trying, no matter how many times they might lapse. Her story is a testament to the transformative power of sobriety and the brighter future it can bring.