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Alcohol Free Living : My story, benefits, and tips!
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
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In this video today, I talk about alcohol free living (I'm now going on 2 years sober.)
I share my story, the benefits of an alcohol free lifestyle, and tips that were helpful to me!
This new alcohol free lifestyle has drastically contributed to my self-love and self-care journey so I want to share this part of my life with you. :)
Some accounts in the alcohol-free community on Instagram!
@sobergirlsociety
@milliegooch
@1000hoursdrybabes
@theretiredpartygirl
@sobercuriouscollective
Some popular books on sober curious living:
The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober - Catherine gray
Sober Curious - Ruby Warrington
Quit Like a Woman - Holly Whitaker
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I was a heroin addict for 15 years. Finally got off and clean only to replace that habit with alcohol. I was afraid to live a sober life. Today i got about 30 days sober and i found that its not so scary to be sober and in fact, i found love for myself. Thanks for your story it really helps
I think that’s so beautiful you found love for yourself. Congratulations on 30 days! Quitting is such a brilliant act of self love. And I’m so happy to hear my story helped.
How inspirational, good luck on your journey Ricky!
@@georgedawson235 thanks. Had a hiccup in the road but i no longer drink everyday. If i do drink i take one week off before the next. Taking little steps
@@rickybobby1055 have you ever heard of the book How to stop drinking alcohol now by Allen Carr?
@@calvinchauvin78 no i have not. I will be looking into it though.
Sobriety is a super power! 😀
Agreed! 🙌
I say that too!! Hahaha
One thing that’s helping me is reading comments below videos like this. You do realize you’re not alone and you feel less isolated. Thank you for your video
I completely agree - The sober community is such a comforting / validating space 💛
Exactly!!!! ❤
Congratulations. I have over six years sober. Best decision I have ever made. It’s hard at first but we’ll worth it. I wish you all the best on your journey. Soberiety is a gift that keeps giving back.
Thank you! I completely agree ☺️ And congrats to you too!
I am loving the fact that I'm the one that's the oddball, the one missing out. I'm missing out on looking like a fool, missing out on drunken drama, missing out on hangovers. This morning I'm getting texts from friends who are hungover, I feel great and am heading to the beach. Salud!!!!
I agree! I don’t miss the hangovers, the drama, or the embarrassing nights 😅 - enjoy the beach!
I’m 2 years sober to and life is so much better 😊
Congrats on 2 years! I couldn't agree more!
How is it better ? Thanks
@@russpeaknuckel9525 Well I broke my sobriety in May, sometimes I drink in weekends but minimally. Life is about the same, in a good way.
@@SimonAckerman I'm down to having some beers once a week at home 🙂
"Felt like my potential was wasting away...." This was my reason, thank you. Hi-5 Chelsey!
🙌 so glad you can relate!
I quit alcohol and smoking🚬 at the same day....Since It was very difficult those days but i felt like somehow I'm getting my ⚡power back to me just in 23 days ....... Super excited 😀 thanks subscribed 👍
Wow! That’s incredible! So happy to hear you’re already reaping the benefits! 🎉 thanks for subscribing ☺️
I used drinking to cope with grief too. It’s an easy reach to ‘feel better’. After a year I’m looking to stop. Thank you for sharing this and I agree with another commentor, alcohol free is a good way to term it rather than ‘sobriety’.
Wishing you the best of luck on your alcohol free goals ♥️ it really is such a freeing feeling.
One beautiful woman has saved herself from further alcoholic damage...nature has given you good looks, persona, and voice ...preserve it.
Thank you, that’s very kind of you to say.
Hangiexty was one of my biggest motivations for taking an extended break from drinking.
Without alcohol I am less anxious, I sleep better and I save a ton of money.
That’s awesome!
I'm drinking now whilst watching this, I've got a few days off work. I hate booze because I've drank too much for too long so I'm desperate to quit. Everytime I try to stop I find some dumb excuse to start again though, I need to find a way to break the cycle because I do feel loads better once I've stopped for a few days a lot less anxious.
I think it’s great that you’ve reflected so much on your relationship with alcohol and how much better you feel without it. I know the cycle can be tough to break, when it’s such an embedded habit in your life for so long. I felt similar. I hope you find a way to make this positive change in your life (once you feel ready). It feels amazing to break the cycle once and for all.
@@chelseyarmfield thank you so much
@@chrissaunders4703 Of course! Best of luck on your alcohol free journey
I have the little sober curious voice inside and found your video very useful. I enjoy drink, I'm not overly alcoholic but definitely use it as an escape or a crutch. You really spoke to me.
Wow, I’m so happy the video was useful for you! I can relate, I didn’t identify as an alcoholic but I knew my drinking wasn’t the healthiest coping mechanism for me either. Best of luck to you on your sober curious journey ☺️
Great advice and outlook I gave up alcohol and looking back I realize my friends were more drinking buds then actual friends
Thank you! - and congrats on giving up alcohol, that’s awesome. It can be a tough realization when you realize who’s a friend vs who’s only a drinking buddy.
Very refreshing video! Just got on the path to sobriety (5 days) and you hit on every point that has been giving me anxiety or questioning my decision. Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work! 😁❤
Wow, congratulations for starting your sobriety journey! That’s very exciting! I’m so happy this video was helpful for you :)
Amazing! Good old algorithm working in my favor today. Lol but yup I’m 6 months sober after drinking for 7 years and I’m never going back, took a couple tries before it stuck but definitely way happier and healthier now without it.
Congrats on 6 months!! It truly improves your life in so many ways - you’re definitely spot on about that. 👏
Glad I stumbled over this video. I think it's so awesome that you're letting people know the benefits of an alcohol free lifestyle. We need more of this. ❤
Almost 5 months for me and I can personally say that the gift of sobriety is priceless. Happy, joyous, and free 💯
Thank you! And I completely agree. I love this alcohol free lifestyle. It’s so underrated 🧡 - Congrats on 5 months! ☺️
I’ve watched so many other videos and after a while just listening to the person makes me feel overwhelmed and make me want a drink even more but your video is calming I think you tone of voice just makes me feel calm about the idea of not drinking ! Thank you
I’m so happy this video had a calming effect for you! ☺️🧡
Day 11……again! Congratulations to this woman for over 2 years! So proud of you!
Hi Chelsey congratulations on your 2 years alcohol free I am 1year and 2 month sober after 22 years of drinking you are right some of your friends will not accept you being alcohol free but you just got to keep going and stay strong I struggle many years I am just taking it one day at a time I never felt better saving money and happier thanks for sharing your youtube channel GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🙏
Thank you, Elijah! Appreciate the kind words! And congratulations to you on your sobriety journey as well, that’s awesome! ☺️
Going on 4 years! Great video super proud of you! 👏
Thank you! And congrats on 4 years, that’s awesome. ☺️
Don’t feel weird. Feel empowered. It’s easy to follow the crowd and hard to pave your own way.
Thank you, I’m glad you are sharing your story and helpful tips! I live in an area where drinking is the norm and not drinking is abnormal. I agree 100% about having different beverage options. I have also been vocal to my friends that I have stopped drinking to avoid even being offered anything. Congratulations on 2 years sober in advance!
Thank you, Russell! I’m so glad you found this video helpful ☺️ - It can be hard to quit when you feel like you’re the “odd one out”, but I hope your friends support your decision. Proud of you for sticking to your commitment to not drink 👏
Alcohol is the only drug you need to explain to others why you aren't doing it.
So true
@@chelseyarmfield I didn't come up with that though. Got it from a book about alcohol called "The Naked Mind" had tons of punchlines like that was great.
@@PatrickSierak I’ll have to check it out sometime!
Hi everyone! I haven’t been as active on UA-cam but I’m so happy to see this video has been helpful to so many! - in terms of alcohol free content, is there anything specific you’d like to see? 😊
How bout people not liking people cause they don't drink booze
@@nicoliborchezki180 hi! just to clarify, a video about how some people won’t like you after you quit? Want to make sure I understood your comment correctly.
@@chelseyarmfield just saying people won't be supportive sometimes when a person tries to better themself,some people have to leave bout everyone they know to succeed
@@nicoliborchezki180 oh, I gotcha! Yeah that’s so true, and a valid talking point. Great idea, thank you for the suggestion!
@@chelseyarmfield fer sure:),yer welcome
Thanks for sharing this part of your story, Chelsey, and congratulations on your AF journey so far! Self-care and self-love have become a crucial part of my AF journey too. Looking forward to checking out your other content :)
Awh, thank you Kate! And congrats to you too! I’m so happy you found this video. 💕
I’ve been stuck for about 4-5 years in this terrible cycle. All I can hope is tomorrow is the first day of the rest of my real life. I need to do it for my kids and fiancé but most importantly myself
That’s tough, but I’m rooting for you! It can be difficult at first, but I promise you it’ll be worth it. And it gets a lot easier with time. Especially when you start seeing the new and improved version of yourself. Feels good to end the cycle.
Hitting my three year mark this thanksgiving in just a few days 😊
I understand 100% everything you mentioned!
Everything is more entertaining to me sober. Congratulations on your journey and keep it going one day at a time.
Probably why your video popped up on my feed lol
Thank you! ☺️ Congrats on being so close to 3 years!! That’s amazing 👏✨
Chelsea, I needed your video today! 20 works sober, and first sober Christmas and New Year's Eve in the books. Thank you for sharing and have a very healthy and happy new year! 😊 💕
That’s incredible, Tiffany! ☺️ You should be so proud of yourself for making it 20 weeks! 👏- I’m happy this video was helpful to you! Happy new year to you too! 💕
Congratulations 🎊 on your success Tiffany!!
One of the biggest changes is in the face and skin when I quit.
Yes! ✨ I love the sober glow that comes with it.
More energy, absolutely.
5 days sober! Reading, “Easy Way To Control Alcohol” by Allen Carr. Wish me luck!
Congratulations! Best of luck to you 🙌
Great book
All the best!
How is it going for you ?
@@russpeaknuckel9525 Life is great! Got my Cdl and out on the road! Making my financial life so much better and my mental health. I just now need to get off social media and well technology. Time to read his, Smart Phone, Dumb Phone book.
@@kiwi8476 That's Great 👍 !
If people bully you for not drinking it`s 100% of the time about their anxiety. If they are asking, then just say things as it is. that you feel like shit when you drink, and that you don`t like it. If they keep on then just say that you have nothing more to say about it. If they can`t handle that you dont drink over time. That is if they ask again and again, then it is 100% confrimed that they have a problem with THEY`RE own issues and anxiety. If it`s not a problem for you to answer questions then just keep on. If it is then it may be time to move on. A drinking budy is not the same as a real friend. They are not there for you when you need them. And there is no obligasjon for you to be there for them. Just let them go. Don`t judge them or give them the " speech" of why you don`t drink alcohol. They are simply feeling triggerd by the fact that you are having a great time beeing social and that you don`t need drugs to socialy interact with others. 98% of people have this anxiety and dont even realise it ( that`s why they always drink). Im even more social now that i don`t drink, before i had ALOT more anxiety. In my experience 98% of people are nice and mind their own business, some ask but they are just curious and come with compliments of my ability to withstand alcohol, drugs, sigarets etc. The reality is that i don`t envy them, and feel sorry for their addiction and social anxiety. I don`t tell them this, but if the kind who harass me about it comes along i just say " well can you write down on a paper alle the benefits you get from drinking???" i can write down the benefits in a whole fucking book about NOT drinking. Then they shut up.
Just say that you're on steroids and you'll die when you drink alcohol lol
Great video thank you for sharing!🙏
Thanks! & no problem ☺️
I don’t drink either. If people have a problem with that it doesn’t bother me at all. I just remove myself from their presence. I don’t need that toxic behavior near me.
Agreed! Well said 👏
It’s not even about rather they drink or
Not, it is the part where they don’t respect your boundaries not too drink
Great video, well done. Thanks Chelsey!
Thank you! So happy you found it helpful!
Good thoughts and advice, thank you. The benefits I've found are bold and obvious and are motivational. The biggest challenge I've found is the emotional part, dealing with PTSD. Working with a therapist and listening to podcasts like this of people dealing with similar challenges is helpful. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Thank you for your kind comment! I agree, the emotional component can be difficult with no option to “numb” anymore. Finding new and healthy coping skills isn’t always easy, but it does get easier with time as we adapt to the alcohol free lifestyle (thankfully). Therapy was hugely beneficial to me too.
Thanks for your response. I'm currently reading Atomic Habits by James Clear and trying to create new healthy habits to replace the numbing option. Best regards and Merry Christmas!@@chelseyarmfield
Same as me..I’ve had pain but we can get over it…Fizzy water is best,,
You are not alone! I love you ❤️
Love you too!
I'm going to a club tonight and it'll be my first time going sober. I'm 16 days alcohol-free, after the booze got a handle on me (pun semi intended) and I got a DUI. I realized there's no benefits to drinking, and though I'm happier sober, I'm still nervous to go clubbing. I am however, going to focus on dancing and learning to socialize without needing to be intoxicated. This video was a wonderful reminder that I got this, and helped ease my nerves. Thank you!
Congrats on 16 days! 🎉 Learning to socialize without alcohol is a good skill to develop :) I tend to stick to drinks like Redbull in a club/ bar scenario and it seems to help! (It’s nice too, b/c once people have had a few drinks they forget all about whether you are drinking or not)
@@chelseyarmfield thank you!! definitely noticed those things tonight, and honestly I had more fun and energy sober! Redbulls are a good move, it's nice to recall an entire night for once 🤣💛
@@jadey_wadey333 Awh, yay! And you’ll feel even better in the morning ☺️✨no regrets haha
My fav video of yours so far!
Awh, thanks Claire! :)
I can’t wait to celebrate my 2 years sober (I has only been about 4 months now)! 👑 congrats!!!!
Thank you! ☺️ and congrats on 4 months!! 🎉
Hangsiety lol great term. mine was soo bad
Ha! Glad you liked it :) heard it somewhere and the term stuck with me forever... I do not miss that feeling 😅
Fantastic info, Chelsey.
Really appreciate the insight, plus, sharing some great tips around ‘how’ to deal with certain situations we face when giving up the poison!
I’m only 21 days in, but find these videos really helpful. It’s all about community and knowing other people are out there, as you said.
It’s nice to be actually feeling legitimate things again, instead of a feeling as an outcome, from a substance!
A quick question, Did you find that your dreaming came back each night while sleeping, when you gave up??
Mine have, in a full on type of way. I’ve read it can correlate back to the REM sleep that I probably wasn’t getting while drinking.
Anyway, thanks again 🙏
Simon
So happy the video was helpful to you! And congrats on 21 days! That’s awesome 👏
To answer your question about dreaming, I didn’t notice a big difference in my dreams. However, it does make a lot of sense that it could pertain to the REM cycles and drinking!
Me too! Im not two weeks yet so these kinds of vids are motivating
Thank you very much You really hit a lot of what I am feeling at the moment. I look forward to hearing more from you. Thank you for the wise and thoughtful advice!
Hi Kelly! I’m so glad my video resonated with you, that’s so great to hear. Thank you for the kind words :) and I’ll be back to sharing more content in the next month or so!
Such a great video! Thank you for sharing!
Of course! So glad you liked it! :)
Good show everyone...Life is much better without, drugs, alcohol and tobacco...Program your mind...
Wish my dad saw your video and subscribed to your channel! Hr really needs it
Maybe when he’s ready you can send it to him ♥️
Yay, another sober girl youtuber! You remind me of Elena from Vampire diaries haha. Loved the vid x
Omg, whaattt, that’s such a nice compliment, thank you! :) I just subscribed to your channel too, excited to watch your vids. 💕
Thanks for making this video, it has helped me I’m trying to quit drinking. Thank you
Of course, I’m so glad it helped!
Dunno how I found your video, but its refreshing to see people on the sober path! Its been 5 months since my break up with alcohol and it's been a wild ride. I fee llike a completely different person and I like the man I'm growing into now. I enjoyed your video and your channel kinda reminds me of mine haha. Its super dope to see people doing similar things on youtube! Keep it up =D
Congrats on 5 months! I love that your content is similar - It’s funny how when we quit drinking we start creating more, growing into our true selves, and sharing what matters most to us.
@@chelseyarmfield Yeah man its super crazy. I've got this little notepad on my phone where I've been jotting down topics I want to talk about and holy crap there's so many! I'm really trying to work on getting consistent with editing and uploading videos right now, but sometimes its hard to stay consistent
@@TheBroccoliKnight oh for sure! Totally agree. I was posting weekly there for a few months and then I took a break. Excited to start creating again soon.
@@chelseyarmfield Thats really cool! I'm sure you'll post some good stuff. What have you been using to make and edit your videos? I've been doing mine with windows movie maker and everything I've been learning has been from scratch haha.
@@TheBroccoliKnight nice! I’m just using Imovie, it came free on my laptop.
Thank you so much for sharing 🥰🥰🥰🥰
You’re so welcome ♥️🥰
Great for you . What a wonderful step you took . You are beautiful inside and out . God bless you ,
Wow, thank you so much! That’s very kind of you to say 🤍
After that first 2 weeks it’s easy. My opinion it’s the shock from your friends once they realize you are serious it’s all easy
Yeah, I agree that it does help once that initial shock wears off, and people around you just accept the lifestyle change. :)
Very useful. Thanks. The “firsts” concept was a good one.
So happy you found this video useful. The “firsts” advice was handed down to me from someone else and it really helped me too. Helps you see the discomfort is temporary ☺️
Your hair is SO gorgeous!
Thank you! 🥰
Nothing more powerful than that “little voice”. Congratulations!
Right! I couldn’t agree more ☺️ and thank you!
such a great video, thank you!
I’m so glad you found it helpful!
Bravo. Very inspiring
So happy to hear that - and thank you!
Thank you 😊
Of course 💛
New subscriber here! Thanks for the video,great information and tips. The best one for me is having alternative drinks or tea in my fridge so i can drink something other than alcohol. Thanks again and wishing you good luck on your channel and Journey 🙌
So happy you’ve subscribed and found the video helpful! And thank you for the kind words! I’ll be posting some more content in the next month or so :)
I tried many times - 20? 30? I don’t know - to quit. It took having a granddaughter, that I was responsible for caring for, to make me quit.
I’m glad you were able to find a way to break the cycle! Congrats!
@@chelseyarmfield Thank you! It’s been exactly 1 year today since the last 🍺.
@@scottjackson163 Wow! Happy 1 year! 🎉
@@chelseyarmfield In earlier times, I would have celebrated with a drink. 😆
@@scottjackson163 😂 I know what you mean
On day 32 of no alcohol. Whoop! Whoop! I have way more energy and I’m more present for my son. ❤
Congrats on 32 days! I’m so glad you’re already feeling the benefits ☺️
I've been a binge drinker "weekends only" for 26 years and decided to give up alcohol for health reasons. When do the cravings start backing off, I've heard 90 days but not sure. I have good days and then there are days I think about drinking and can I do it. Like my brain is battling with itself.
Congrats on quitting! I’d say it does get easier after 90 days, and then significantly easier after a year. I felt similar, you just need to work through the uncomfortable moments because it will be so worth it in the end.
Am 2 years in in 11 days .i could still smash a few pints some days but am now finding it slightly easier .had 2 pints of diet beer in the pub earlier
Congrats on 2 years 🙌
I started drinking quite a bit in 2019, started has just relaxing and celebrating. N then to deal with anxiety, grief, loss, depression etc. I decided to reduced it in 2020 to 2022 but still having an issue. Every few weeks drinking.. not access or black out but enough to effect me. Im having a hard time quitting long term. I can go a few months but that's it. Its a habit I created and its taking time to stop. Don't blame yourself either because alcohol is highly addictive. Im not addicted physically, i think it was more of a mental support thing. Im at 8 days, i hope to go the distance this time.
I can definitely relate to the mental habit of it all, I was very similar in that it was a crutch I used to deal with anxiety, life, etc.-congrats on 8 days alcohol free! 💗👏
Me to, knowing I AM given two months of life is fabulous concern, but knowing drunks out live perfectionist reminders who are very good thought wimps only empowered to abilities acceptance is a humorous life's. Some do die very Young by nothing but health being challenged and failed by beliefs being fake masters, of coarse what you eat and drink is dominant reports that in many theories that are defeated by fear who had to leave by thoughts power making it funny.
New Subbie !!! living sober myself
I love that! 💕 Congrats on sober living✨
hi are you still alcohol free? i only drink once in a blue moon but i drink loads when i do an feel terrible for days then dont drink for weeks im thinkin i may aswell just quit for good x
I am! It’s been about 2 1/2 years alcohol free for me. - It was one of the best decisions I ever made, a challenge at first, but it was a great change for my life. I highly recommend it if you feel like it’s taking from your life more than adding to it. - Let me know if you have any Q’s about quitting. Happy to help!
all of those mocktails and 0 beers are a gateway to relapse
Yes, it definitely depends on your relationship with alcohol though. I’ve mentioned in my videos before that these options are not safe for everyone. For me a mocktail or an NA beer at the occasional social event is no problem at all, but for someone who is maybe an addict it can be a slippery slope. Everyone should use discernment.
@@chelseyarmfield have you tried kava drink?
Great video! And wow you look like Vanessa Hudgens 😮 absolutely beautiful
Aww, that’s such a nice compliment! Thank you 🥰
i prefer the term "alcohol free" to "sober" or sobriety.
who wants to be "sober" ?
other than "not being drunk" sober also means "solemn and serious"
it has a negative connotation. i think we need a new word that equates being alcohol-free with being fun, happy, and energetic. "Sober" doesn't do it for me.
I think that’s a great idea! 👏
Very nice video! Lots of helpful thoughts and ideas!
Thank you! So glad you found it helpful!
Fun fact. Kombucha can have alcohol in it. Up to 2%. So I wouldn’t necessarily recommend drinking it for anyone trying to get sober.
Congrats ❤👍
Thank you! 🥰
It's not so much "quitting" as it is "stopping".
Thank you!
Of course! ☺️
Armfield, C.
"Too little and too much wine. Give him none, he cannot find truth. Give him too much, the same." Blaise Pascal
In this case, “she decided to drink none and she is very happy with her decision.“ Chelsey Armfield
73 days of no alcohol for me
did you go to aa meetings?
Hi John! No, I actually did not. Not against them in any way but didn’t feel like it was ever necessary for me.
Good to no. I tried, but not for me
And
I clicked on this video because I have happy hour every day. I'm willing to quit.
Thank you. God bless
Kambucha is alcohol
The type I would drink has less than 0.2% alcohol and not enough to make me feel anything at all. However, I respect that some people have a different view point, especially those in active recovery.
Congrats on your sobriety, n winning the genetic lotto
The visual of "putting poison into my mouth" feels burned into my thinking when it comes to drinking - I've been practicing more and more of seeing it in all dimensions of poison this way. The funny part is our "social self" is still there and even amplified with all the greater sleep and exercise. The baseline social is raised and that outweighs the rest. The baseline life is raised, that outweighs the rest. Going sober and being around drunks reveals a great deal of what's beyond the illusion, what's behind the scenes, what's outside the Matrix in this drunken theatre. It really is like living in an alcohol Matrix that strips away freedoms.
Use some tools to help - "Days Since" is a free app that keeps a satisfying counter down to the seconds of how long you've been sober and worked on other habits.
Non-alcoholic beer might help some taper off withdrawal symptoms - alternatively real ginger soda or ginger tea might help with the gut and headache symptoms too.
If it's been awhile since you've stopped drinking, expect to see physical changes each week (especially the 2 week mark) - these continue each month on along with some fascinating changes in the mind (especially around the 6-8 month mark). New clarity and thinking absolutely unforeseen in the early stages of going sober. A year is often something spiritual even for non-spiritual people, expanded curiosity on what life might all be about - religion or no religion - just a massive boost to curiosity and evocative empirical senses. Re-reading the same book before and after the journey will likely be an incredibly different level of insight - the 2nd read may surprise you! You might actually be able to finish in half the time.
Some take a break but if your soul wants a new life, look forward to each new week of changes - through the ups and downs (the journey out of the alcohol Matrix, seeing and feeling that real sun and nature).
I have probably spilled more than she has drank.
Don't think she drinks half a bottle of whiskey a day and 4 strong cans of cider most days and still goes to work every day.
Oh how I wish I had her problems.
I drank plenty but I don’t think it’s a competition. It doesn’t sound like you want to quit is what I’m hearing. (I could be wrong though.) If you do quit one day, I think you’d be surprised how much it can change your life for the better.
"..is what sparked this UA-cam channel and brand im talking about"🙄...cute ,but I've been drinking longer then you've been alive😒
Never too late to quit
Wow you don't drink? You must be boring and no fun? Lol just joking but thats what women generally tell me when I tell them I don't drink
That’s really unfortunate they can’t have fun without alcohol. I don’t see it that way at all.
You're story is incredibly similar to mine. My father's death a year and a half ago opened pandoras box lol..
I’m sorry for your loss. And I hope the opening of Pandora’s box ends up leading you down a better path.
She's as cute as a button
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Awh, I’m so happy to hear that! ☺️💛