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April is Alcohol Awareness Month 🌱Find resources, support, and guidance at Small steps can lead to big changes and awareness is the first step.
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🎉 Congrats to Kathleen Naneng, a 2025 Sober Hero! .Living in Bethel, AK, Kathleen has built a fulfilling life in recovery w/ incredible milestones - buying a home & car, earning a degree. She loves dancing, coaching, & family. 📽 Watch her story:
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🎉 Congrats to Emma Hill, a 2025 Sober Hero! 🎉. A musician & community builder, Emma creates countless sober events through Spenard Song Circle & Rage City Vintage, making Anchorage’s music scene more inclusive & welcoming for all. 📽 Watch her story:
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🎉 Congrats to Kimberly Larson, a 2025 Sober Hero! . A proud Dillingham resident, she finds happiness in everyday moments, with family, and inspiring others on the path to healing. 📽 Watch her story:
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🎉 Congrats to Sean Wisner, 2025 Sober Hero! .As a father, Fire Chief, & ultra-endurance athlete, Sean leads with strength & resilience. He’s shaping empathetic leadership & proving that with grit & dedication, anything is possible. 📽 Watch his story:
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Announcing the 2025 Sober Heroes! 🎉 Sean Wisner, Emma Hill, Kimberly Larson, and Kathleen Naneng! Their stories of strength, resilience, and hope are nothing short of inspiring. 💙✨.📺 Watch their journey unfold in our special video:
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RT @AlcoholChangeUK: It's Nutrition & Hydration Week @NHWeek, celebrating the health and wellbeing benefits of food and drink!. Research su….
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Nonprofit working to prevent harms from alcohol, celebrate sobriety via @frontiersman.
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The negative effects of alcohol abuse are well known. According to the National Institutes of Health, alcohol is the most common drug used among adults in the United States, despite
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RT @USAlcoholPolicy: The best jokes leave you thinking. This one lands because it’s true. Thanks for helping spread the word, Debbie Downer….
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22 Stories Of What *Really* Happened When People Decided To Become Sober via @@Yahoo.
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"Giving up alcohol was one of the best decisions I ever made."
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🌟 Apply for a Recover Alaska Mini-Grant! 🌟.Do you have an idea that promotes wellness and reduces the harms of alcohol in your community? 💡.Learn more and apply today at
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"While I had to white-knuckle the first weeks, my cravings eventually diminished. I slept better. Plus, I got a thrill when I recorded a “0” on my bot and heard back, “Keep up the awesome work.”.
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My friends will tell you I'm an honest person. So why did I start fibbing when my drinking 'coach' texted me for a report?
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Keep it up! Your body and mind are thankful!.
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The physical and mental health benefits are hard to ignore.
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“Health-wise, I actually quit drinking in August and plan to continue to do so for the foreseeable future, which is a big deal for me.” .
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Former Bachelor Chris Soules reveals that he’s been sober since August 2024 and details why he gave up drinking
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"American attitudes about drinking are changing, especially among younger generations who are drinking much less. So, what’s behind this cultural shift, and why now?".
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Looking for a way to elevate your #DryJanuary? .
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There are many reasons that consumers decide to enjoy an alcohol-free (AF) wine on occasion.
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RT @NIAAAnews: When it comes to alcohol treatment, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. The Alcohol Treatment Navigator can help you fin….
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"The surgeon general’s warning comes at a time when the alcohol industry is struggling. Beer sales have been in a decline since 2008.".
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The nonalcoholic beverage industry could get a boost from the surgeon general’s warnings linking alcohol to some cancers. But don’t expect the industry to condemn your glass of pinot.
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"Alcohol is the third-most preventable cause of cancer in the U.S, putting it just behind tobacco and obesity.".
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A commentary author writes how that one to two drinks per day can lead to increases in the likelihood of several types of cancer.
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