The Ultimate Mom Challenge
Celeste Yvonne, an award-winning writer and bestselling author of It's Not About The Wine, gets candid about parenting and sobriety in a way you won't find anywhere else.
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Alcohol Is The Only Drug We Have To Explain Not Using (opens the original)
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Have you bought my book, It’s Not About the Wine: The Loaded Truth Behind Mommy Wine Culture? Buy it here. Publishers Weekly says about the book: “stressed-out moms will find comfort.” And please leave a review on Amazon when you’re finished!I went to a play date the other day at someone's house. Almost the moment I stepped through the front door, the mom giggled "Mimosa time!" and my body froze up. I w
The Version of Me That Still Drinks (opens the original)
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Have you bought my book, It’s Not About the Wine: The Loaded Truth Behind Mommy Wine Culture? Buy it here. Publishers Weekly says about the book: “stressed-out moms will find comfort.” And please leave a review on Amazon when you’re finished!Somewhere in the multisphere lives a version of me who’s still drinking. I think about that person a lot. Two versions of me in the multisphere, both 47 yea
Wine In My Stanley (opens the original)
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Have you bought my book, It’s Not About the Wine: The Loaded Truth Behind Mommy Wine Culture? Buy it here. Publishers Weekly says about the book: “stressed-out moms will find comfort.” And please leave a review on Amazon when you’re finished!When people ask me when I knew it was time to quit drinking, I often share a story about a visit to my kids’ pediatrician, a month or two before I quit. <a cl
Unhinged Things I Did To Stay Sober That Actually Worked (opens the original)
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This is Part 2 of a series. In part 1, I described things I did that were, in fact, TERRIBLE ideas. If you find value in these emails, I hope you will consider becoming a paid subscriber. Paid subscriptions are how I’m able to make money from my writing.Five months sober, my husband and I flew to Cancun for our anniversary. All-inclusive. Drink dispense… <a href="https://c
Unhinged Things I Did in Early Sobriety (opens the original)
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If you find value in these emails, I hope you will consider becoming a paid subscriber. Paid subscriptions are how I’m able to make money from my writing.I hope I never have to go back to Day 1 in my recovery. One time was hard enough, thank you! But if I could go back and do early sobriety differently, I would. There’s an instinct in early recovery to prove you can handle it alone and without asking for help. I gave in to that instinct constantly, and looking back, I see the root of the problem
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