From Obligation to Empowerment: Mallory’s Journey to Choosing Sobriety for Herself

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Mallory grew up in a world where alcohol use was normalized—even with AA all around her. In this powerful episode, she shares how early exposure shaped her beliefs, how the military offered structure, and how toxic relationships and abandonment issues left deep emotional voids. 

    For a long time, Mallory did what the courts wanted—but her heart wasn’t in it. After relapsing, she finally realized she wanted recovery for herself. Today, she’s found lasting hope and joy through Narcotics Anonymous and stays actively involved in giving back to others in the recovery community.

Her story is one of growth, self-realization, and service.

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