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Seven Days Sober: A Guide to Discovering What You Really Think About Your Drinking

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UPDATED & REVISED for 2020! Spend the next seven days unlocking the door to a happier, healthier life. Filled with useful tips, personal anecdotes and science-backed support, Seven Days Sober is a practical companion for anyone who wants to discover the true nature of their relationship with alcohol--and whether or not their life will work better without it.

143 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 12, 2012

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July 29, 2013
As a binge drinker I wouldn't classify myself as an alcoholic as Meredith certainly was, more of a "problem" drinker. Nevertheless, I found an awful lot in Seven days Sober that helped me a lot, the bulk of this being reassurance that I'm not the only person on the planet with this problems and guess what, her fears and excuses have a strong correspondance to mine.

The book is very well written and entertaining, good to read even if you're not trying to kick the booze yourself. As I am though, I found Seven Days Sober a massive confidence boost in my quest to stop drinking as well as a great comfoter.

14 days and counting...
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May 14, 2021
Great read

Amazing read. Very highly recommended to me and I'm passing that recommendation to others. I was very impressed with the layout and genuine nature of the text.
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October 1, 2024
This is a wonderful book for anyone who has ever been even remotely curious as to if they should cut back on their drinking. I would not consider myself a raging alcoholic, but more of a binge drinker & I still found tons of value in this book. I especially enjoyed the list of sober suggestions at the end
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March 7, 2017
Very good book

Meredith Bell is like a good friend who can take you by the hand and help remind you of all the things you don't like about your drinking. Then she very kindly helps you decide if you truly want to stop. But she leaves it up to you . . . as any good friend would. Excellent read.
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