Lasizwe Dambuza Celebrating a Milestone,  Proudly Shares Progress on Quitting Alcohol

Lasizwe Dambuza Celebrating a Milestone,  Proudly Shares Progress on Quitting Alcohol

Lasizwe Dambuza, a media personality, announced on Twitter that he has quit drinking alcohol and is approaching a significant milestone.

“Tomorrow [Monday] marks a significant milestone for me as it will have been more than a month since I last consumed alcohol. This journey has been challenging and rewarding. Maintaining sobriety in the midst of social gatherings can be difficult, especially when one’s friends are not abstaining. However, this experience has taught me valuable lessons in self-awareness and self-control, particularly in managing anxiety. I am proud of the progress I have made and look forward to continuing on this path of personal growth,” he wrote.

Tomorrow marks a significant milestone for me, as it will have been over a month since I last consumed alcohol. This journey has been both challenging and rewarding. Maintaining sobriety in the midst of social gatherings can be difficult, especially when one’s friends are not…

— Lasizwe (@lasizwe) April 23, 2023

Lasizwe has joined other celebrities like Mihlali Ndamese who have decided to quit alcohol. Quitting alcohol can be a challenging but rewarding journey. It often requires a strong support system and a commitment to making positive changes in one’s life. The benefits of quitting alcohol can include improved physical and mental health, stronger relationships, and a greater sense of control over one’s life.

Many people find that they are able to achieve their goals and live a more fulfilling life after quitting alcohol. Lasizwe’s fans are happy that he has decided to quit alcohol.

Mihlali Ndamase recently shared she was celebrating a month of sobriety on her Instagram stories

She said she wanted to inspire others by sharing her story.

“I shared something to encourage those who would like to take the same route as me, those with an unhealthy relationship with substances who felt like they can’t quit. It’s either you take something from my story or you ignore it if it doesn’t apply to you.

“People can have fun without being drunk. Please don’t make me regret opening up to you guys. I did it for a month without being policed and I can do it for another month and another. I know why I quit and what affect it’s had on my life. I don’t need discouraging remarks and yes, I am being sensitive about it because this is something that’s very close to my heart.”