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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 58 MIN

7 Years of a Bottle of Vodka a Day — Quitting Alcohol Sent Me Into 8 Months of Psychosis

from Sobriety Uncensored: Real Stories. Real People. Better Life. · host Meghan Melin

Alcohol is one of the most dangerous drugs in the world — and it’s legal, cheap, and everywhere. What started as casual drinking turned into a daily bottle of vodka just to feel “normal.” I didn’t realize how deep I was until my body and mind began to fall apart. This is the brutal reality of long-term alcohol abuse and what happens when you finally try to quit. In this video, I share the truth about alcohol addiction, withdrawal, meth-induced psychosis, and what it really takes to get sober after years of substance abuse. Topics covered in this video: What happens when you drink a bottle of vodka a day Quitting alcohol after years of abuse The link between alcohol withdrawal and psychosis My experience with meth addiction and recovery The mental health toll of addiction How I finally got sober after multiple relapses Find Alex here: https://www.youtube.com/@UC7PxoP4lIrBNLNchBxwyIbQ

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