Well gentlemen, just came across you podcast, Irish American first generation American, son of two pioneers from Roscommon & alcoholic. 4.5years sober. Love the podcast because very close ties to the Irish community. Completely enthralling from a true Irish perspective. Finally addicted to something positive. Keep it up. I will catch all the episodes eventually. Thank you so much and I truly grateful to have found you two lads.
👏👏👏👏👏 You're Fantastic Susan, well done. I hope you have a life beyond your wildest dreams. Mark is a fabulous support. Wishing you both many happy years together.
I can relate to so much of your story, the lies, to myself and to those close to me, the co-dependency, the enabling, the exhaustion and the desire to end my life to get away from my problem filled life, to those who helped me and continue to help me, Thank you. I'm not 100% but I'm getting closer every day.
So brave,what a fantastic couple to openly speak about this.wishing ye lots of happiness and joy for the years ahead.timmy and James brilliant hosts as always 👏
Had the pleasure of DJing at these two legends wedding a few years ago, and I go back a good number of years with Mark, great podcast lads.., well done Susan for coming out the other side 👏😀 And of course Mark for being part of it..Best of luck to ye both.
an incredible episode. The benefit of getting Marks insight and experience. the honesty and openess of the two of them is hugely beneficial. their honesty, their integrity, their sharing is unbelievable. well done to both of you and to Timmy and James
Well done Susan! 👏 so many girls can relate to the lifestyle your were living. The shame and the guilt, unfortunately it does seem part of the culture in Cork in late teens early 20s in particular the party scene and going out in town and is kept very well hidden. Thank you for breaking the silence and hopefully giving more people the encouragement to make changes in their lives. Another brilliant podcast lads. 👏
Wow, what a team - two beautiful, honest humble and determined individuals. Thank you Mark & Susan for vulnerably sharing both sides of your amazing journeys - huge learning. So proud of you x
Susan brilliant interview, so honest u remind me of myself.lm also in recovery. Well done.one day at a time.thank you for helping me today. Well done and god bless
Great talk, congratulations to both. It's a double edged sword with addiction, both people suffer greatly and the trauma both sides goes through. Fair play to Susan and those who work on themselves after ceasing using to make positive and good decisions in recovery, some run into situations that will eventually create more havoc to all especially themselves.
My dad's cousin was big into alcohol and drugs(his liver was just done) and wonder if that's a reason he never drank. I never touched the drink until I was 25 (socially/moderately). I'm 27 now. (note: I'm not from Ireland)
Excellent podcast. Susan has been blessed to have Mark as her saving grace. Great man. Shame is such an awful thing, and so is pride. Well done for rising above them Susan. Bless you both, it's obvious the genuine love you share for one another. 16 months off the drink myself now, absolutely no looking back, one of the best things I've done for myself and my life. Love, and miss, how the Northside ladies speak and express themselves.
This is one of my favourite episodes so far.
Susan's deep understanding of her journey is tremendously helpful. Great pod!
Well gentlemen, just came across you podcast, Irish American first generation American, son of two pioneers from Roscommon & alcoholic. 4.5years sober. Love the podcast because very close ties to the Irish community. Completely enthralling from a true Irish perspective. Finally addicted to something positive. Keep it up. I will catch all the episodes eventually. Thank you so much and I truly grateful to have found you two lads.
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You're Fantastic Susan, well done. I hope you have a life beyond your wildest dreams. Mark is a fabulous support. Wishing you both many happy years together.
I can relate to so much of your story, the lies, to myself and to those close to me, the co-dependency, the enabling, the exhaustion and the desire to end my life to get away from my problem filled life, to those who helped me and continue to help me, Thank you. I'm not 100% but I'm getting closer every day.
All the best, you'll get there!
Thanks
acceptance, gratitude and the present
So brave,what a fantastic couple to openly speak about this.wishing ye lots of happiness and joy for the years ahead.timmy and James brilliant hosts as always 👏
Had the pleasure of DJing at these two legends wedding a few years ago, and I go back a good number of years with Mark, great podcast lads.., well done Susan for coming out the other side 👏😀 And of course Mark for being part of it..Best of luck to ye both.
The utmost respect to all of you for your integrity and honesty... hugely educational again ....
an incredible episode. The benefit of getting Marks insight and experience. the honesty and openess of the two of them is hugely beneficial. their honesty, their integrity, their sharing is unbelievable. well done to both of you and to Timmy and James
Well done Susan! 👏 so many girls can relate to the lifestyle your were living. The shame and the guilt, unfortunately it does seem part of the culture in Cork in late teens early 20s in particular the party scene and going out in town and is kept very well hidden. Thank you for breaking the silence and hopefully giving more people the encouragement to make changes in their lives. Another brilliant podcast lads. 👏
Wow, what a team - two beautiful, honest humble and determined individuals. Thank you Mark & Susan for vulnerably sharing both sides of your amazing journeys - huge learning. So proud of you x
Fab. Interview. Great to hear the voice of the partner who isn't using.
Susan brilliant interview, so honest u remind me of myself.lm also in recovery. Well done.one day at a time.thank you for helping me today. Well done and god bless
God bless the two of them honestly - proper good people it's so obvious 🙏
Great talk, congratulations to both. It's a double edged sword with addiction, both people suffer greatly and the trauma both sides goes through. Fair play to Susan and those who work on themselves after ceasing using to make positive and good decisions in recovery, some run into situations that will eventually create more havoc to all especially themselves.
That was a great podcast, very brave & hugely helpful to others, seeing it from both sides! Well done. Maria 💗
Very informative. A genuinely lovey couple. Learned a lot from this podcast. Hosts as usual are so professional . Well done to everyone.
Well done Marko & Suz 💜
Brilliant 👏👏
Great podcast guys,love you Sus, well done to you and your husband ❤️
God bless yee both 🙏
Great Podcast lads fellow Norrie listening in from Canada
Before I even watch this I love this girl ,I was going to ask ye to bring Susan back and looking forward to hearing what mark has to say 🙂
My dad's cousin was big into alcohol and drugs(his liver was just done) and wonder if that's a reason he never drank. I never touched the drink until I was 25 (socially/moderately). I'm 27 now.
(note: I'm not from Ireland)
Love Susan crazy out
Should take the podcast on the road for the summer camper van job
Excellent podcast.
Susan has been blessed to have Mark as her saving grace. Great man.
Shame is such an awful thing, and so is pride. Well done for rising above them Susan.
Bless you both, it's obvious the genuine love you share for one another.
16 months off the drink myself now, absolutely no looking back, one of the best things I've done for myself and my life.
Love, and miss, how the Northside ladies speak and express themselves.