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🗓️ 5 July 2019
⏱️ 59 minutes
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In today’s episode, Annie welcomes Molly, who takes us on her journey that started with obsessive dieting and exercise. But with life’s curveballs (including motherhood, the market crash, and a hurricane), she began to rely on alcohol as her way to deal with stress. Find out what it took for Molly to realize she needed to regain control of her life – the life that alcohol had stolen from her.
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0:00.0 | This is Annie Grace and you're listening to this naked mind podcast where without |
0:15.2 | judgment, pain or rules, we explore the role of alcohol in our lives and culture. |
0:20.2 | Hi, this is Annie Grace and welcome to this naked mind podcast. I'm here today with Molly. |
0:32.5 | He's going to share her story. Welcome Molly. So happy to have you here. |
0:36.4 | Hi, thank you. Good to be here. |
0:38.4 | Oh, I love your accent. Where are you from? |
0:42.1 | I'm originally from North Carolina, but I live in South Carolina. |
0:46.4 | Awesome. That's so cute. I love it. |
0:48.4 | Southern accent going on. |
0:51.2 | So why don't you just kind of take us back to the beginning? Where did it all start for you? |
0:57.9 | Okay. The funny thing is, is that I had to write everything down. |
1:03.2 | Like I had to go back because I just couldn't remember years and like exact years and things |
1:09.7 | like that. So if I keep looking over, I was writing down like the time for some of this. So |
1:18.4 | it, um, I feel like I have to start by saying that for a while, it always seemed to be food related. |
1:28.0 | Not that I ever had major problems with food and as a kid, I was fine and even as a teenager, |
1:33.6 | it was fine. But I feel like there was always like, once I got into college, I realized, um, |
1:41.2 | like, oh, I could run or I could join a gym and like that's kind of when it started to be, |
1:46.8 | oh, I need to lose weight. So food was always my thing. Like I felt like I ate for comfort, |
1:52.9 | ate too much and I ate when it was emotional and things like that. And there was like this little |
2:00.0 | um, time period. Well, I guess starting back to, I'm sorry, when I was a kid, |
2:05.2 | growing up, my house was fine. I mean, we drank sweet tea and coke and melancholy. I don't |
2:10.3 | ever remember. There were not wine glasses at the dinner table or anything like that with my parents. |
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