Sonia Kahlon

Again, that is what is so crazy.

No, the point is, is that you think, I think when you get sober...

that everything is going to be better, right?

Your relationships are going to be better.

Your health is going to be better.

Everything is going to get better.

And it's not necessarily true.

There's stuff you haven't- It is true.

I mean, I think getting sober reveals things that maybe you don't necessarily want to see or it also will get rid of people from your life that aren't maybe meant to be there.

You could look at it like that.

Yeah, for sure, right?

I think the hard thing is knowing how to do it.

It's kind of a skill for people who don't sort of get rid of themselves.

How?

Did you talk to your therapist about this before you did it?

I would say that there are healthy ways also to end relationships, but it's not always going to work out.

How is that unhealthy?

Blocking people?

You know, I think that and we talked about this briefly when you were on on our podcast that I think the margin of error with with opioids is so much smaller than alcohol.

Right.