Two Photos a Year Apart
You might think it's photoshopped, but these are two different photos of me taken a year apart. On the left is me when I was drinking, on the right is me after seven months of sobriety. First of all, giving up alcohol helps to normalize your weight.
For three years I received awards as a representative of a large casino chain, and it just so happened – in absolutely identical circumstances. The event was held in the same hall year after year. Probably everything coincided so well – the place, the decorations, the angle – for greater clarity of how a person who drinks at forty years old can look compared to one who leads a sober lifestyle.
You might think it's photoshopped, but these are two different photos of me taken a year apart. On the left is me when I was drinking, on the right is me after seven months of sobriety. First of all, giving up alcohol helps to normalize your weight.
This excerpt from the book "Personal Path to Freedom. Alcoholism" discusses how the myth that alcohol addiction is incurable got so widespread.
