Blog & Stories

First, I’d like to say a huge thank you to The Lancashire & North West Magazine for featuring my story in their September issue. By opening up about my journey so honestly, I hope to help others feel less alone and inspire anyone who might be struggling to take that first brave step.   My Journey My life changed forever in 2017 when my husband Andy suffered a catastrophic heart attack that left him with a severe brain injury. He spent three years in a specialist care facility

I recently had the privilege of joining Alix  on her incredible podcast, Wake the F ** Up*. If you’ve not come across it before, it’s a space for raw, unfiltered, and deeply honest conversations about grief, recovery, and starting over. I’ve listened to so many of Alix’s episodes over the years and to be invited to share my own story was both humbling and cathartic. Living Through the Unthinkable I opened up about the night everything changed, when my husband, Andy, suffered

We’re excited to have new members join the Sober Rebel Society community! Whether you're here for support, connection, or inspiration, here’s a quick guide to help you get started and make the most of your experience. 1. Setting Up Your Profile Once you’ve registered on the site, take a few moments to make sure your profile feels like you . Add a Profile Photo:  This doesn’t have to be a selfie. Feel free to use an icon, avatar, or image that represents you – just remember to

Sober Rebel Society is a grassroots, peer-to-peer support network built for anyone embracing sobriety – whether you're in recovery, sober-curious, taking a break, or simply done with alcohol. It’s a revolutionary alternative to traditional recovery programs, offering freedom from rigid rules and labels. What Sets Sober Rebel Society Apart? No 12‑step system, no enforced labels, no mandatory beliefs –  Sober Rebel Society empowers members to define sobriety on their own terms.