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No Wine in the Carpool Line|Katherine Rhadans

No Wine in the Carpool Line : A Mother's Memoir of Alcoholism and Recovery

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Overview

In this memoir, Katherine Rhadans offers readers a candid and deeply reflective account of high-functioning alcohol use disorder hidden behind the routines of suburban motherhood. From school drop-offs to dinner tables, she examines how alcohol can quietly embed itself into daily life while maintaining the outward appearance of competence, love, and stability. With clarity and self-interrogation, she explores denial, rationalization, family impact, and the cultural normalization of drinking among women.

Blending memoir with practical insight, the book traces Rhadans' journey from private dependence to public recovery, emphasizing accountability, personal responsibility, and sustained sobriety. She challenges the myth of "managing" addiction and instead presents surrender, community and self-honesty as the path forward. Written for mothers, families, and anyone affected by alcohol use disorder, this work speaks directly to those who appear to be functioning but are silently unraveling.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781476659787
  • ISBN-10: 1476659788
  • Publisher: Toplight Books
  • Publish Date: April 2027
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.29 inches
  • Page Count: 143

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