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What would you do if you were told you needed a new liver to survive?

In this episode of Sobriety Now What?, Stuart Cline talks with Tia about her journey through cirrhosis, alcohol addiction, sobriety, and a life-saving liver transplant. Tia shares what it was like to stop drinking when her life depended on it, endure the long wait on the transplant list, and rebuild her life after receiving a new liver.

This honest conversation explores the physical, emotional, and mental realities of liver disease, including fatigue, survivor’s guilt, faith, resilience, and the challenges of recovery after transplant. Tia also discusses life after surgery—what people don’t understand about living with a transplant, ongoing medication, and learning how to pace life in sobriety.

If you or someone you love is dealing with cirrhosis, liver failure, alcohol use disorder, or recovery after a liver transplant, this episode offers hope, clarity, and real-world perspective from someone who has lived it.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Cirrhosis and the warning signs of liver disease
• Alcohol addiction and stopping drinking to survive
• Waiting for a liver transplant and organ donation
• Life after a liver transplant and long-term recovery
• Finding meaning and purpose after getting sober

I’m really grateful you’re here—no matter where you are on your sober journey.

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