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Those Drinking Rules! with Sue Wood
Those Drinking Rules! with Sue Wood
Those Drinking Rules! with Sue Wood
Saturday 12th April 2025
Sue Wood shares her struggle with alcohol, the rules she set, and how she found sobriety. A must-listen for anyone seeking an alcohol-free life.
28 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Setting drinking rules often signals a deeper problem.
- Finding the right support group is crucial for sobriety.
- Life can significantly improve after quitting alcohol.
- Community and connection play vital roles in maintaining sobriety.
- It's possible to stop drinking without hitting rock bottom.
I don't want to be a recovering alcoholic for the rest of my life; I'm just a person that doesn't drink anymore
Ever wondered if those 'drinking rules' are a red flag? In this episode, Sue Wood shares her journey of recognising her escalating drinking habits and the various rules she set to control them. Spoiler: they didn't work. Sue, who initially got sober through AA, found herself seeking a different approach and teamed up with Janet to create the Tribe Sober Membership Program.
Sue's candid account of her struggle with alcohol, her realisation of the problem, and her ultimate decision to quit is both relatable and inspiring. She talks about the importance of finding a supportive community, the pitfalls of trying to moderate, and how life has improved since she ditched the drink. If you're struggling with similar issues or know someone who is, Sue's story might just be the push you need to make a change.
Tune in to hear about her experiences, the evolution of Tribe Sober, and some heartfelt advice on living an alcohol-free life. Why not listen and see if you can relate to Sue's story? It might just be the inspiration you need.