Julian Tittershill’s wake-up call was not the progressive weight gain, the atrial fibrillation, or the enlarged ventricle. It wasn’t even the blood cancer diagnosis. Julian knew he needed to give up drinking because of the depression and anxiety that haunted him every morning-after.
Julian, 52, liked beer. His social life revolved around the pub. He was, and still is, a successful people manager for a large pharmaceutical company.
