X Factor's Janet Devlin Shares Her Journey to Sobriety | Loose Women

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X Factor star Janet Devil joins Andrea, Jane, Denise and Brenda to talk about how, behind closed doors, she was suffering with self-esteem issues, shyness and loneliness that led her down a dark path with alcohol.
She reflects on her journey to sobriety, talks about getting her life back on track and explains why she wants to break down the taboo around young alcoholics.
From series 24, broadcast on 16/05/20
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  • @warrenpeterson6065
    @warrenpeterson60655 ай бұрын

    I am a Canadian, retired, and now 66-years old. I was severely abused and repeatedly terrorized during many years of my childhood (roughly between the ages 6 to 13 yo). I am diagnosed with Complex PTSD and continue to suffer this mental damage to this day even after many years of high quality therapy. For many of us, alcohol and/or substance abuse is simply a natural avenue of escape to delve into. I've been there and smoked over 40 cigarettes a year for many years and knew all staff at every pub within 100 kilometers from home.

  • @chuckd1586
    @chuckd15866 ай бұрын

    What a testimony... thank You!

  • @markdicicco7253
    @markdicicco725310 ай бұрын

    Glad to hear you found the solution! I've been a friend of Bill for 27 years! Welcome!

  • @maymalone1505
    @maymalone15058 ай бұрын

    As a mother i could never leave a 17 yr old go alone to england, even up to early 20yrs i would have to find a solution.

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