QUIT DRINKING

QUIT DRINKING

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In this compelling video, we delve into the personal journeys of renowned celebrities as they courageously open up about their struggles with alcohol addiction and their remarkable transformations in overcoming this destructive habit. Join us as we explore the powerful stories of these influential figures who have not only conquered their drinking problems but have become beacons of hope and inspiration for millions around the world.

[zvgdjlq]

Full of regrets during hangover is what made me stop 🛑

[jpmackin]

So glad it only took me 45 years to say NO to alcohol!

[windit]

Alcohol takes the pain away till it becomes the pain that can only be eased by drinking alcohol.

[bayjustin]

I had some good news today and wanted to celebrate with a drink …
Nope.
I’ll celebrate sober and start tomorrow fresh and early ….❤

[TheSnerggly]

I appreciate this video, I am saving it to watch over and over again.

[frankievaccaro]

20 months alcohol free for me. It was very difficult to get out of the loop. I tried for a decade.

[jessileerichy]

So true. And it robs you of everything. If someone dies- remember them with a drink. If aomwone gets married- celebrate with a drink. If its rainy, or sunshine, and so on... there always is an ezcuse. You think you are not hurting anyone else, but you are. I know. As i sit here. The absolute last member of my family, the last member who holds the last name before extinction. I buried 8 family members. The last being my 45 year old brother. Who depression of our Moms death caused 6 months off binge drinking, leading to multi organ failure. I was 38, alone after taking my Dad off support, my brother off support, my Mom dying in an accident (the only one not alcohol related) 3 cousins, 1 aunt and 2 uncles from cirrhosis. Its an ugly death. Brain damage from liver and kidneys no longer able to filter the poison... causing very scary hallucinations. Just to fall into a bottoming out blood pressure sleep from the dialysis taking out as much fluid as possible but not enough... and your body cant handle any more. All with no pain killers- because you cant filter them. I sit here at 43. Lonely. Sad. Grieving. And im angry. Because even if its an addiction, it made me feel so used and abused by the people who i tried to care for and begged for to stop. Alcoholism changes rhe brain composition. Mean things said, things they would never have said. Things they forgot... echoing in my mind. They were all broke too. No jobs. Just enough for the booze. I went into debt burying them, lost my car and apartment. Moving into a friend's home... And all i have is a room in a basement, shared with boxes FULL of non valuables, stained clothing and junk, with a rare sentimental item here and there.
Don't waste your life. Or others. Dont take your life or health for granted. Dont ignore you are not only hurting yourself, but your family.
But i havent let this lead me to booze. Never will. Dont leave them alone like mine did me.

[philkasafir.]

14 days sober today and sleeping way better, it was getting ridiculous

[triple-d]

so good to c well known faces showing the world that nobody is exempt from addiction and that no matter what there is a way out..great vid

[josealejo]

They speaking nothing but facts.
I want to be free from everything especially Alcohol starting tomorrow for sure...

[knackarschkaplan]

I always drank and went to Partys until a friend of me died and allot of other things happened and I didn’t quite know how I should deal with it and that’s when I started drinking to forget I drank very often alone till i didn’t even knew what was happening around me 18 days ago I was so hurt I drank so much alone I started vomiting on myself in the bathtub wich was the wake up call I joined the anonymous alcoholics and I’m clean since 18 days now it’s a tough battle but I hope I can stay sober stay strong out there guys alcohol is a dangerous drug

[Korean_Jesus]

Crazy hear alcoholic stories. I drink one or two times a week, sometimes none for weeks.

[smilinkylen]

This is like early stage alcoholism. Late stage is antisocial, drinking a half gallon a day, running from withdrawals, until you hit the grave.

[GTAGTAGTA]

77 days my life butter not in the gutter 😊

[angie]

I just realized that it’s alcohol causing my anxiety because when I’m sober, it NEVER shows up… 🤔

[julietturner]

I stopped drinking alcohol when I found out that you can fuel a car with it. Ethanol!!

[lucidgaming]

I'm 20 M, I live alone and constantly think about my dad who passed away 7 years ago and my gf who lives in another country. Alcoholic is my only comfort, I've never done any drugs or of the kind. Matter of fact I'm 5 drinks down right now. What do you guys think. Is it okay for me to be doing this?

[stacyjennings]

Hello to everyone, for me ... Intellectually I understand the value of moderation, however once I put that first one in all that self knowledge is completely useless.

[hdcraig]

Imagine if the companies that make alcoholic products actually listened to this.

Alcohol just like everything else only becomes bad when you overdose on it.

Just take in moderation

[bongambucane]

2days in hope I'll make it to forever without booze