Author : Justine Whitchurch
Publisher : Austin Macauley Publishers
ISBN 13 : 1398477206
Total Pages : 171 pages
Book Rating : 4.3/5 (984 download)
Book Synopsis Sobriety Delivered EVERYTHING Alcohol Promised by : Justine Whitchurch
Download or read book Sobriety Delivered EVERYTHING Alcohol Promised written by Justine Whitchurch and published by Austin Macauley Publishers. This book was released on 2023-06-23 with total page 171 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In this life-changing book by Justine Whitchurch, you’ll discover that you too can escape the clutches of alcoholism. This book holds a message for those caught in the battle, that their divine purpose is waiting for them on the other side...you are stronger than you think. “SOMETIMES ALL YOU NEED IS FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO BELIEVE IN YOU, BEFORE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN YOURSELF.” – JUSTINE WHITCHURCH. “...Much of my drinking was hidden from them, or so I thought. I knew I was being watched like a hawk, so I was sneaking it in whenever and wherever I could. I would venture to the local bottle shop and buy miniature bottles of vodka so I could stash it in secret places. It felt like the perfect crime. The only problem was I had to dispose of the bottles somehow, and that was proving tricky. In times of quiet desperation, I resorted to taking swigs of alcohol-based mouthwash to subside my urges; something I can never erase from my memory. But the worst was yet to come. It was a weekday, and I had just woken up feeling like a slowly decomposing corpse. My skin felt like it was crawling with bugs, my heart was racing, and panic was overwhelming my body. Looking into the mirror, I realized my face was still black from a fall a few days earlier. But like most other times, I had a vague memory of what happened. I was on round-the-clock surveillance by my family and the thought of getting through the attempted detox was unbearable. Discreetly, I raided my dad’s alcohol cabinet and over a 30-minute period, downed 500mls of straight spirits. The next thing I can remember was waking up in an ambulance on the way to hospital and trying to answer the paramedic’s questions about how much I had drunk...”