Abby Wambach

you change your relationships because of it. If you change yourself so dramatically, your relationships shift. Of course they do. And you wonder, will they like me as this person? And so it was nice to get that affirmation from her. And at the end of the day, we've built a life as a family together that if you were to have children one day,

your family and your kids become your, your source of everything. And so, yes, your friends and their opinions of you, like it matters on some level, but like also like the things that matter the most is like, what am I, what does my wife think? Like, am I doing, am I doing okay? I think I'm, am I doing okay?

your family and your kids become your, your source of everything. And so, yes, your friends and their opinions of you, like it matters on some level, but like also like the things that matter the most is like, what am I, what does my wife think? Like, am I doing, am I doing okay? I think I'm, am I doing okay?

your family and your kids become your, your source of everything. And so, yes, your friends and their opinions of you, like it matters on some level, but like also like the things that matter the most is like, what am I, what does my wife think? Like, am I doing, am I doing okay? I think I'm, am I doing okay?

So, yeah, so I am I have just gotten sober. I'm also releasing my first book, my memoir. And this is a librarians convention event. And essentially what happens, and people might not know this, I did not know this. Librarians come together in a convention every year. And then authors come up and kind of pitch their books to sell their books to all the libraries of the United States.

So, yeah, so I am I have just gotten sober. I'm also releasing my first book, my memoir. And this is a librarians convention event. And essentially what happens, and people might not know this, I did not know this. Librarians come together in a convention every year. And then authors come up and kind of pitch their books to sell their books to all the libraries of the United States.

So, yeah, so I am I have just gotten sober. I'm also releasing my first book, my memoir. And this is a librarians convention event. And essentially what happens, and people might not know this, I did not know this. Librarians come together in a convention every year. And then authors come up and kind of pitch their books to sell their books to all the libraries of the United States.

And so that's what this event was. So I walk in and I'm a little bit late, which never happens. And so I'm like a little bit flustered. And I walk into the back room of this convention where the rest of the librarians or the authors were eating dinner. And I walk into this room.

And so that's what this event was. So I walk in and I'm a little bit late, which never happens. And so I'm like a little bit flustered. And I walk into the back room of this convention where the rest of the librarians or the authors were eating dinner. And I walk into this room.

And so that's what this event was. So I walk in and I'm a little bit late, which never happens. And so I'm like a little bit flustered. And I walk into the back room of this convention where the rest of the librarians or the authors were eating dinner. And I walk into this room.

And on the way to the event, I should say, I checked out who the other authors were going to be so I could know their names. And I saw Glennon. And I knew nothing about Glennon. And I just read her little blurb. And it was like, sober... Mother of Three, the book was about the redemption of her marriage through infidelity, etc. And I was like, oh, perfect. She's sober.

And on the way to the event, I should say, I checked out who the other authors were going to be so I could know their names. And I saw Glennon. And I knew nothing about Glennon. And I just read her little blurb. And it was like, sober... Mother of Three, the book was about the redemption of her marriage through infidelity, etc. And I was like, oh, perfect. She's sober.

And on the way to the event, I should say, I checked out who the other authors were going to be so I could know their names. And I saw Glennon. And I knew nothing about Glennon. And I just read her little blurb. And it was like, sober... Mother of Three, the book was about the redemption of her marriage through infidelity, etc. And I was like, oh, perfect. She's sober.

Maybe she'll know how to do sobriety.

Maybe she'll know how to do sobriety.

Maybe she'll know how to do sobriety.

I've never met a sober person, literally. And so I walk in this room and all of a sudden I look up and Glennon is standing. Everybody else is sitting. She has got to her feet and stretched her arms like this. She's all the way across the room. And I'm like, okay, well, that's Glennon, the one I want to meet. This is great. She knows me. She thinks I'm cool. So we'll get to have a conversation.

I've never met a sober person, literally. And so I walk in this room and all of a sudden I look up and Glennon is standing. Everybody else is sitting. She has got to her feet and stretched her arms like this. She's all the way across the room. And I'm like, okay, well, that's Glennon, the one I want to meet. This is great. She knows me. She thinks I'm cool. So we'll get to have a conversation.

I've never met a sober person, literally. And so I walk in this room and all of a sudden I look up and Glennon is standing. Everybody else is sitting. She has got to her feet and stretched her arms like this. She's all the way across the room. And I'm like, okay, well, that's Glennon, the one I want to meet. This is great. She knows me. She thinks I'm cool. So we'll get to have a conversation.

But she's around the table.