Breaking Free from Alcohol
Nikki shares her struggle with debilitating hangovers that led her to a turning point in her life. After a particularly rough experience, she realized that the only sympathy she received was from her own self-pity, prompting her to seek change. Inspired by a transformative book, she found a straightforward method to quit drinking, echoing her previous success with quitting smoking.In this clip
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