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That's audible.combe.ukeslustwondery. Hello. Before we get into Piper York's Gratitude List, I wanted to mention something I'm currently very grateful for. I have written a book, and it's available to pre-order now. It's called Thirst,

12 drinks that change my life, and it's published by Penguin. Regular listeners to How Do You

Cope will have heard me talk about alcoholism every so often, and this book is a memoir where I can go

into a bit more detail about my experiences. It's about alcohol, what it did for me and what it did to me. It's also about learning what alcoholism actually is and why we use things to escape ourselves, how I've learned to live without booze in my life. So, if that's of interest to you or someone you might know, then search for Thirst,

12 drinks that changed my life, which is available to pre-order from All Good Bookshops and online retailers,

and I do hope you enjoy today's episode.

I'm delighted to say that Philippa York is still with me on the gratitude list, and we talked about a lot of what was difficult for you.

But amongst that story, perhaps I failed to prompt you on some of the amazing things,

some of the enormous victories, both personal and professional you had. So I wondered what part gratitude plays in your life and what part does it play in your memories? I think people expect me to be more proud of what I did.

I just looked at them as a set of achievements, which I set out to achieve.

So I'm not really a proud person.

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