Over the holiday, lots of people will be drinking alcohol as they barbecue and watch fireworks. But having too much alcohol can cause more problems than you might think.
One author shared her experiences of breaking free of alcohol and the little known dangers associated with it.
"People can spend 10 years from the moment they wake up and think 'ugh I need to stop drinking' to actually stopping," Valli said.
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