Show Notes
Alexia endured a painful childhood, seeking escape from a very young age. By 11, drinking had become her mission, and by 17, she was a daily drinker. At 21, she found sobriety. Through her heartfelt storytelling, Alexia brings hope and inspiration to others.
Sobriety Date: 12/24/2021
Quotes
“I wanted to drink and use for a long time in sobriety, and I got some relief and then I kept moving through the steps and more relief, and then I felt like a person among people.”
“AA was like this compassionate parent - this unconditionally loving parent."
Referred by: Bert W. (Episode #228)
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