<p>On this episode of <em>We’re Out of Time</em>, Sonia Kahlon — co-host of <em>Sisters in Sobriety</em> — shares her journey from high-achieving orthodontist to living alcohol-free.<br>What started as “normal” drinking in a high-pressure, hustle-driven lifestyle slowly turned into nightly dependence. Sonia opens up about the moment everything shifted — including her first day without alcohol in over a decade — and what it actually takes to stay sober.<br>The conversation dives into the stigma professionals face around addiction, why AA isn’t the only path to recovery, and how drinking culture is deeply normalized — especially for women. Sonia also shares the shocking story of discovering her husband’s affair and how sobriety forced her to face it without numbing out.<br>This episode explores the rise of “sober curious” culture, the hidden cost of coping through alcohol, and what it really takes to become the person you were meant to be.</p>

We're Out of Time

Richard Taite

Sonia Kahlon: From High-Functioning Drinking to Sobriety

MAY 5, 202658 MIN
We're Out of Time

Sonia Kahlon: From High-Functioning Drinking to Sobriety

MAY 5, 202658 MIN

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<p>On this episode of <em>We’re Out of Time</em>, Sonia Kahlon — co-host of <em>Sisters in Sobriety</em> — shares her journey from high-achieving orthodontist to living alcohol-free.<br>What started as “normal” drinking in a high-pressure, hustle-driven lifestyle slowly turned into nightly dependence. Sonia opens up about the moment everything shifted — including her first day without alcohol in over a decade — and what it actually takes to stay sober.<br>The conversation dives into the stigma professionals face around addiction, why AA isn’t the only path to recovery, and how drinking culture is deeply normalized — especially for women. Sonia also shares the shocking story of discovering her husband’s affair and how sobriety forced her to face it without numbing out.<br>This episode explores the rise of “sober curious” culture, the hidden cost of coping through alcohol, and what it really takes to become the person you were meant to be.</p>