In his Perth High School days, he’d been a pretty sporty person. Without meeting in person, Niall’s problems got worse again, he lost his job, he made bad investments, anxiety gripped him. The ex-pat Scot needed an intervention specialist and began AA 12 Steps, but then COVID came. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles I thought ‘let’s get control of my life again’. “My anxiety and depression got really bad and on FebruI decided enough was enough. “I was young and naïve and being in a different country, being isolated, struggling to get by, I went down the wrong road and ended up using alcohol and drugs to cope,” explained the former Perth High School pupil. In 2013, then aged 21, having just graduated from university, Niall and his then girlfriend left home in Perth and moved to Canada. His second anniversary of being sober comes up next Wednesday, on February 16. Niall Roxburgh (30) is honest in admitting to being “in recovery from alcohol”.

A Perth man has told the Perthshire Advertiser how bad choices nearly ruined his life.īut, following a decision to survive and get fit, he has launched a fitness motivation company and returned to his homeland to spread the word.

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