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Celebrities recovered from cocaine

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There have been many famous people who have struggled with cocaine addiction and have successfully overcome it. Here are some examples:

Robert Downey Jr. – The actor struggled with cocaine addiction in the 1990s and was in and out of rehab several times. He credits his wife and the birth of his son for helping him turn his life around.

Drew Barrymore – The actress began using cocaine at a young age and struggled with addiction for many years. She eventually checked herself into rehab and has been sober ever since.

Eric Clapton – The musician struggled with cocaine addiction for many years and checked himself into rehab in the 1980s. He has been sober ever since and is now an advocate for addiction recovery.

Oprah Winfrey – The media mogul struggled with cocaine addiction in her 20s and has been open about her past struggles. She credits her faith and a shift in mindset for helping her overcome her addiction.

Keith Richards – The Rolling Stones guitarist has been open about his past struggles with cocaine addiction. He eventually checked himself into rehab in the 1980s and has been sober ever since.

Samuel L. Jackson – The actor struggled with cocaine addiction in the 1980s and checked himself into rehab. He has been sober ever since and has spoken openly about his experiences with addiction.

Jamie Lee Curtis – The actress struggled with cocaine addiction in the 1980s and checked herself into rehab. She has been sober ever since and has become an advocate for addiction recovery.

Elton John – The musician struggled with cocaine addiction in the 1980s and eventually checked himself into rehab. He has been sober ever since and has become an advocate for addiction recovery.

Robin Williams – The late actor struggled with cocaine addiction in the 1970s and 1980s. He eventually got sober and remained so until his death in 2014.

Demi Lovato – The singer has been open about her struggles with cocaine addiction and has been to rehab several times. She has been sober since 2018 and is now an advocate for addiction recovery.

These individuals serve as an inspiration for anyone struggling with addiction, showing that it is possible to overcome even the most difficult of challenges.

Margo CollinsMargo Collins

M.D. Toxicologist, consultant Psychologist for social and psychological work with addicted clients and their families. Work experience of more than 20 years.

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