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Lucy Hale Celebrates 2 Years Of Sobriety: ‘Best Reward I’ve Given Myself’

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Lucy Hale is celebrating one other yr sans alcohol.

On Tuesday, the “Fairly Little Liars” alum, 34, celebrated two years of sobriety in a heartfelt publish on social media.

Hale illustrated with a chart on Instagram that it’s been 24 months, 731 days and 17,523 hours since she’s been booze free. She additionally posted a quote by novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald which says, partly, that “it’s by no means too late, or in my case too early, to be whoever you wish to be. There’s no time restrict.”

Hale had stated in a November episode of the “Name Her Daddy” podcast that her earliest reminiscence of consuming was on a trip when she was 12.

“This continues to be the best reward I’ve given myself. I stay so grateful for one more yr of development, rising pains, classes, joys, and self realisations,” Hale stated in Tuesday’s Instagram publish.

She added: “To have the ability to present up as myself and to be greeted with such heat and acceptance is one thing I don’t take as a right ♥️.”

“The interactions, conversations, and moments of vulnerability from folks I do know, folks I used to know, from folks I’ve damage, from individuals who’ve damage me, from strangers and even folks on the web have given my life a lot color and which means,” the “Bless Myself” singer continued.

After expressing gratitude for all of the folks she emotionally “linked” with final yr, Hale delivered a dose of encouragement to people who find themselves “struggling.”

“Please know you aren’t alone and that you simply would not have to trek this path alone,” the “Pet Love” actor shared. “There isn’t any proper or mistaken option to heal and it’s deeply private and distinctive to every of us.”

Final yr, Hale, who beforehand revealed she acquired sober in 2021 after getting sick with COVID-19, spoke of her lengthy street to sobriety.

“I’ve been engaged on getting sober since I used to be 20. I’m 33. It takes time. It took time. It took persistence with myself,” she stated throughout a February episode of “The Diary of a CEO” podcast.



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