The destruction alcoholism does to families is immeasurable.

Oh Jane. Look at you Today! I can't even imagine the old Jane. Now you are sober, refreshed and living a meaningful life by serving others. This video will give hope to do many people. Thank you for having the courage to post it.

Wow...so nice of you to share your pathway back from taking yourself so low. May God continue to sustain you in your life

So happy for you...I understand.  I ruined my 1st marriage from drinking. I'm 26 years sober this past July. Did it on my own, just got sick of myself and wanted to see if I could do it.

I admire your openness and honesty and hope sharing it will help you and others going through the same. Nobody is perfect and every parent makes mistakes, you did your best and that needs to be respected. Sending love ❤

I’ve been sober since 1988. I found my faith in my Lord Jesus Christ and I never looked back. I am going to be 76 in November. I have a close relationship with my children and my grandchildren. If I was still drinking that would’ve been all gone💯 thank you for sharing your story. I am from Massachusetts also. Lived here my whole life. My husband passed away in 2014 and it is just me and my 10 year-old dog, Otis Ray at home., I have been going to a wonderful Baptist Church since 2015 three months after my husband passed away my family goes also. And I still do the finances at my church,  which is a blessing to me.. I subscribed to your channel.

I appreciate your honesty.  Honesty and accountability are a beautiful thing. You're a good person.

Respect for your honesty

I have no idea how I started watching you.  You  ended up in my feed somehow. I’ve watched maybe a half a dozen of your videos. You are a great storyteller, and I admire your honesty and your self-awareness and your ability to take full accountability for your actions in the past.. ❤

I believe others will watch this video and take to heart if they are dealing with alcoholism. I admire your honesty.  Really Jane I truly believe you have what it takes to be a Life Coach,  it could bring blessings to those that may be struggling.

Thank you for being so honest genuine and real. We have all made mistakes , small big and some in between

alcoholism is insidious not just for the alcoholics because the collateral damage that makes the family as sick if not sicker mentally The alcoholic takes the people that care down the abbess with them. alcoholism after time will damage spouses' children even in the event they somehow stop they might get well but the family stays sick walking on eggshells waiting for the relapse its been 10 years since i lost my wife to alcoholism    and im still a wreck and so are my children.when it comes to alcoholism everything every person spouse children are second to the bottle lets be honest an alcoholics relationship is with the bottle not the family im not trying to guilt or shame anyone this is the reality of alcoholism

I love your honesty and bravery. It takes a strong person to share their story. Thanks for doing what you do, it helps a lot of people. 🙏🙏🙏

It’s so easy to be judgmental, but I’d rather say that I truly admire your recovery. I’m married to an alcoholic, sober 17 years now and I know how hard that was for him. You saved yourself and that makes you a hero in my book.

Hey. I'm a nobody on this here YT and internet but just want to show my support. Talking about stuff, organizing feelings and such is such a huge step to take. Hope you continue on showing courage to open up about things in the future as well. Like hearing people's stories about their past, present or even future is such a gift.

Honestly spoken and true to us alcoholics, can't just have one. I'm sober 14 yrs, and I remember the chaos I caused. We all deserve a beautiful life. ❤

Stopping eating and only wanting to drink is a dangerous part of alcoholism.  Continuing down that road is how you die from alcoholism.  Thank you for your honesty.

I have no idea why your video popped in my feed, but I’m glad I watched it.  Your story could be my story, or her story, or his story, alcoholism is an equal opportunity thief - as you said, it robs the person of everything they hold near and dear. I’m glad you’re doing so well on the other side of it.

But, in your defense Jane, you had a drinking problem and Bob shouldn't have been drinking alcohol around you. That was too much temptation. Some of the arguments could've been controlled. I do realize that you were grown and made up your mind whatever you wanted to do. It wasn't weird that your appetite was decreasing. That's normal for an alcoholic to feel that way. This is my opinion. Thank you for sharing your transparency and I am not judging you or him. I am happy that it's all in your past and your present situation is amazing!! Love you Jane!! 🎉🎉❤❤🙌🏾🙌🏾

Your courage and honesty are so admirable and I wish you the very best.