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Jamie Lee Curtis Admits Painkiller Addiction


Jamie Lee Curtis Admits Painkiller Addiction

Thursday, July 23 2009

Jamie Lee Curtis wrote on her blog for the Huffington Post that she had similar experience with Michael Jackson who was reportedly addicted to painkillers.



"I too found painkillers after a routine cosmetic surgical procedure and I too became addicted," she stated. "The morphine becomes the warm bath from which to escape painful reality. I was a lucky one. I was able to see that the pain had started long ago and far away and that the finding the narcotic was merely a matter of time."



Her recovery was a long and hard process. She said, "My recovery from drug addiction is the single greatest accomplishment of my life. But it takes work… hard, painful work."



by FW Editor

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