Drunk Girls Gone Sober Karleigh Williams & Tarah Golding

Embarking on a sober journey isn't just about giving up alcohol; it's about rediscovering who you are without it. That's why we've dedicated an entire episode to the twisting path of the first 30 days of sobriety. We're pulling back the curtain on the good, the bad, and the ugly of waving goodbye to the bottle, arming you with the kind of insight only those who've walked this road can offer. From the daunting fears that creep in when you're facing the unknown to the surprising joys of newfound clarity, we're here to share it all—our stories, our strategies, and even our screw-ups. And let's not forget about 'retraining the puppy brain' to cultivate healthy habits that stick.

We're talking about those tricky social situations where the drinks flow and the pressure mounts. Find out how an 'Irish exit' might just become your new party trick, and why sober friendships could be the secret ingredient to your personal evolution. Laugh with us as we recount the trials of balancing work and sobriety, and the unexpected hilarity of navigating life's little challenges sans hangover. Whether you're sober curious or deep in the trenches of your own sobriety journey, this episode is an honest, heartfelt, and sometimes cheeky guide to not just surviving but thriving in a world awash with alcohol.
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Ever found yourself in a mischievous twist of fate, like turning a disabled toilet into an impromptu podcast studio? That's just a sliver of the mayhem you'll get a peek at as my co-host Tarah and I rummage through the cluttered world of ADHD, sprinkled with doses of humor and candid personal insights. Our latest episode is a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of managing ADHD, with the added twist of navigating sobriety. Karleigh also brings her own sobering revelations on how ditching the drink brought mental clarity to her life with ADHD.

Listen in as Karleigh shares a pivotal moment that nearly led her to rehab and the support from her 'London mother' that kept her grounded. We get real about the seductive call of old habits and the strategies that fortify our resolve. It's a conversation that's not just about the struggles, but also the triumphs of self-discovery and the acceptance of a helping hand when the road gets rocky. So, pour yourself a cup of coffee (or tea, if that's your jam), and get ready for a heartfelt exploration of the intersection of ADHD and alcohol, without the hangover.

Please be advised that explicit language is part of our dialogue. If you're seeking support in your own journey towards sobriety, we recommend checking out helpful resources such as the "Drinkless", "Reframe", and "Everything AA" apps, available on various platforms. Additionally, you can explore valuable insights on alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk.  website for  the thailand free rehab centre is 'https:wat-thamkrabok.org'
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Welcome to "DRUNK GIRLS GONE SOBER"! In today's episode, we delve into the intriguing topic of the "brain worm" and its influence on our journey towards sobriety. We're here to introduce ourselves, share our experiences, and shed light on the path we've traveled without alcohol.
Throughout this discussion, we'll explore the challenges posed by societal norms, the allure of sobriety, and the relentless grip of the brain worm— that persistent urge after that initial sip.
Join us as we navigate through the complexities of navigating social settings, reflect on the cinematic and television landscapes, and celebrate the freedom found in embracing sobriety. This is a judgment-free zone where you can express yourself freely, even if that means being a little wild and uninhibited.
Please be advised that explicit language is part of our dialogue. If you're seeking support in your own journey towards sobriety, we recommend checking out helpful resources such as the "Drinkless", "Reframe", and "Everything AA" apps, available on various platforms. Additionally, you can explore valuable insights on alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk. Let's embark on this journey together!



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