Amy Liz Harrison
Amy Liz Harrison
"Mean Baby" by Selma Blair - The Boozeless Book Club
"Mean Baby" by Selma Blair - The Boozeless Book Club
"Mean Baby" by Selma Blair - The Boozeless Book Club
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Join Amy Liz Harrison and The Sober Curator as they explore Selma Blair's memoir 'Mean Baby', discussing family, addiction, and living with MS.
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Get the buttons here!Selma Blair's 'Mean Baby': A Boozeless Book Club Journey on Eternally Amy
I appreciated that she shared that piece of her journey.
Ever wondered how a memoir can touch on the rawest parts of life and still leave you feeling hopeful? In this episode of 'Eternally Amy', host Amy Liz Harrison is joined by Carolyn Bunn and Alysse Bryson from The Sober Curator for the first installment of The Boozeless Book Club.
They dive into Selma Blair's 'Mean Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up', a candid account that covers Blair's tumultuous relationship with her mother, her battles with addiction, and her diagnosis with multiple sclerosis (MS). Amy kicks things off with a warm introduction, setting the stage for an episode filled with heartfelt discussions and genuine camaraderie. The trio explores how Blair's experiences resonate deeply with those who have faced similar struggles.
They discuss the often complicated dynamics between mothers and daughters, the weight of societal expectations on young women, and the harsh realities of living with an invisible illness like MS. What makes this episode stand out is the raw honesty and vulnerability shared by both Blair in her memoir and the hosts during their discussion. You'll hear personal anecdotes from Amy, Carolyn, and Alysse about their own journeys with sobriety and mental health.
The conversation is a testament to the power of storytelling in helping us navigate life's toughest challenges. One key takeaway is the importance of finding your tribe—those who understand your struggles and can offer support. The hosts emphasize how crucial it is to connect with others who have walked a similar path, highlighting the healing power of shared experiences.
By the end of the episode, you'll feel inspired by Selma Blair's resilience and the thoughtful reflections from Amy and her guests. Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or simply looking for a meaningful discussion, this episode offers a blend of empathy, insight, and hope.