https://youtu.be/GNxXbkA7JFE?si=3uzdQ_IU_vu8GhZq Welcome to the first episode of Sober·ish Uprising, a space where we share all versions of sobriety. We believe labeling sobriety as black and white is a limitation to those who know they want to do things differently. In
On a podcast last week, we discussed the social pressure of drinking and also how there seems to always be a reason to drink. For years I didn’t honor myself and change my relationship with booze because there was always
It kind of surprised me and if I’m honest I was a little disappointed when it didn’t happen. Side note: Not changing my diet and allowing freedom with food while quitting drinking served me greatly. People ask all the
I had a conversation with someone last week about how they did Dry January and felt great but were unsure of how to move forward. They didn’t want to fall back into their old drinking habits but also were not
Today marks a full year of my soberish journey. 365 Days. 32 drinks. A year ago today I woke up feeling like doggy doo (proof in photo) after a girls weekend where there was rose at the pool,
Our brain is a wild thing. We can remember a state pledge of allegiance from elementary school, “I salute the flag of the state of New Mexico” but also forget the name of that one person that works at the
https://youtu.be/GNxXbkA7JFE?si=3uzdQ_IU_vu8GhZq Welcome to the first episode of Sober·ish Uprising, a space where we share all versions of sobriety. We believe labeling sobriety as black and white is a limitation to those who know they want to do things differently. In
On a podcast last week, we discussed the social pressure of drinking and also how there seems to always be a reason to drink. For years I didn’t honor myself and change my relationship with booze because there was always
It kind of surprised me and if I’m honest I was a little disappointed when it didn’t happen. Side note: Not changing my diet and allowing freedom with food while quitting drinking served me greatly. People ask all the
I had a conversation with someone last week about how they did Dry January and felt great but were unsure of how to move forward. They didn’t want to fall back into their old drinking habits but also were not
Today marks a full year of my soberish journey. 365 Days. 32 drinks. A year ago today I woke up feeling like doggy doo (proof in photo) after a girls weekend where there was rose at the pool,
Our brain is a wild thing. We can remember a state pledge of allegiance from elementary school, “I salute the flag of the state of New Mexico” but also forget the name of that one person that works at the
Welcome to Sober·ish Uprising where we find freedom from alcohol on our own terms. I’m so glad you’re here.
