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Veronica Valli and Chip Somers are experts on recovery. Chip Somers was most recently described by Russell Brand in his book 'Recovery' as a 'right social liability.' Together they have been sober for almost 50 years and have a LOT of stories, messes, experience and occasionally helpful advice to share on living in sobriety. They bring all of that (and more) to the Soberful podcast. This podcast is for anyone who wants to live an alcohol-free life, is struggling to get sober or who is in long-term recovery.
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confused,in your bio it doesn't say that it has a female slant, listened to a few episodes and browsed a few of your later episodes and it's all female guests with podcast headings like motherhood,or being woman etc . think I'll look elsewhere for a more balanced perspective .
I Know your talking about drinking mother's ,but saying men have it easier re being a drink parent is not true,let's not make it a gender issue..men vs women.
The topic is anonymity, but I don't think you covered the most crucial part of anonymity: AA members are bound to hold one another in confidence, which should mean that you should be able to attend AA without worrying that the entire rest of your community will find out. It's supposed to be anonymous? yeah?. And if you run into someone from AA that you met once, in your normal life, it's not ok for them to shout out "are you still sober or no?" I'm from a very small town and have heard horror stories , from nonrecovered as well as recovered alcoholics, saying that AA in my town is not a healthy choice to make ... I'm sure this is not the only small town that has had this issue.
Wow- this interview is a gem 😀 I feel like I gleaned some of her strength/resolve just from listening to her share her story. Thank you