When is enough really enough?
An unflinching account of deciding to quit, of white-knuckling through raw mornings and of confronting a life you've spent years outrunning, with nothing left to soften the blow.
With brutal honesty, this short memoir chronicles the true hurdles and loneliness of sobriety - sleepless nights, crumbling friendships, emotions flooding back with terrifying clarity, and the relentless temptation to surrender.
There are no miracles here, no easy way out. Only the stubborn commitment to make the same choice every single day, until one morning you wake up and notice the chains have loosened and you can finally breathe easy. Slowly, almost imperceptibly, the choice becomes less of a battle and more of a homecoming.
Within the struggle lives a profound truth... choosing life over temporary numbness is the hardest yet most beautiful decision you will ever make. We all possess this inner strength that lies dormant, that sleeps quietly - unseen, untested - until our breaking point becomes our turning point. Only then do we realise how much we are capable of.
Raw, intimate, and deeply hopeful. May this be a small beacon of light for anyone navigating the rough tides of alcohol addiction to sobriety... even the faintest glow can mark the edge of a shore.
(** 100% of the proceeds will go to local drug and alcohol support services and charities **).
