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Sobar Stories

Sobar interviews people who don't drink - you'll be fascinated about some of the reasons why!

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Jack & Jessica Matthews

“It was important that we had networks of people that
kept an eye on us and kept us safe… [people that] helped [our relationship remain] on a course
where it was healthy.”

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Laura Silverman

“Everyone has their own journey and you're allowed to do what works for you. It’s all about variety.

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Jackson Hauserman

“My experience and relationship to recovery grows and changes the longer I stay sober… as long as I am in a place where I am thinking about enlarging my recovery then I am on the right track”

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Jill Rathburn

“Choosing to remove alcohol from our daily life gives us our power back.” Through all the challenging moments with overcoming active addiction and learning how to live a life in sustainable recovery, Rathburn reminds us “there's a way through every block.”

Laura Ciccone

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Will House

“You start to realize very quickly what you can accomplish and how much more productive and helpful you can be when you spend your time not chasing that next drink.” He focuses his time now on being a better and more productive person."

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Molly Desch

"There are a lot of programs for people who are sober curious. It can take a while to achieve the freedom that sobriety brings, but there are a lot of people out there to help."

Laura Ciccone

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Christopher Schafer

“It's called being wasted, because you are wasting a lot.”

Laura Ciccone

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Laura Ciccone

“The removal of alcohol has given me a life.”

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Wendy Slaughter

“Not drinking is still not normalized. If I told people that I wouldn’t do cocaine anymore, people wouldn't ask you why but when you don’t want to drink, people always ask why.”

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