Finding Sobriety in NYC: Danielle's Story of Resilience and Community
Episode Overview
Danielle's journey started at age 14 with her first drink. Multiple 'day ones' can lead to lasting sobriety. Community support is crucial in recovery. Interventions from loved ones can be transformative. NYC's drinking culture presents unique challenges.
Sobriety isn't always linear, but it is always possible when you're surrounded by a community that gets it.
In this episode of The Sober Butterfly Podcast, Nadine Mulvina welcomes Danielle, the founder of That Sober Glow and No Booze Crew, to discuss her path to sobriety amidst the bustling drinking culture of New York City. Danielle candidly shares her experiences, starting from her first drink at 14, navigating the challenges of city life, and how she turned multiple 'day ones' into lasting sobriety.
Her journey is a testament to the healing power of community and the importance of finding supportive networks. Danielle's story is filled with relatable moments that many can identify with, including the struggle of balancing social life with the reality of addiction. Through humour and honesty, she reveals how she overcame her rock bottom moments, with interventions from loved ones and the transformative power of seeking help.
The conversation delves into the cultural norms of drinking in NYC and how these influenced her behaviour. Danielle also highlights the significance of finding a community, sharing how No Booze Crew provides a virtual haven for women seeking sobriety support. Her insights into sobriety offer hope and encouragement to anyone questioning their relationship with alcohol.
If you're curious about how community can play a role in recovery or looking for a supportive space, this episode might just be the inspiration you need.