Here are some quotes from famous celebrities who have used cocaine in one way or another and managed to give it up:
Robert Downey Jr. – “Remember that just because you hit bottom doesn’t mean you have to stay there.” Downey Jr. has been open about his struggles with addiction, including cocaine, and has credited therapy, meditation, and the support of loved ones for helping him overcome it.
Demi Lovato – “It’s important to be honest about your struggles and to ask for help when you need it.” Lovato has been open about her addiction to cocaine and other drugs, and has sought treatment in rehab multiple times. She has also used her platform to raise awareness about addiction and mental health issues.
Russell Brand – “Recovery is not a journey of self-improvement, it’s a journey of self-discovery.” Brand has been open about his addiction to cocaine and other drugs, and has been sober for over 18 years. He has credited meditation, yoga, and support groups like Narcotics Anonymous for helping him stay sober.
Eric Clapton – “If you want to recover from addiction, you have to be willing to change everything in your life.” Clapton struggled with addiction to cocaine and other drugs for many years, but has been sober since 1987. He has credited his sobriety to rehab, therapy, and a commitment to a sober lifestyle.
Jamie Lee Curtis – “Addiction is a disease, but recovery is possible.” Curtis has been open about her addiction to painkillers and cocaine, and has been sober for over 20 years. She has credited therapy, support groups, and a strong support network for helping her stay sober.
Anthony Hopkins – “Take it one day at a time.” Hopkins has been sober for over 45 years and has credited his recovery to rehab, therapy, and a commitment to a sober lifestyle.
Keith Urban – “Remember why you wanted to get sober in the first place.” Urban struggled with addiction to cocaine and other drugs early in his career, but has been sober for many years. He has credited his wife, Nicole Kidman, and their children for helping him stay on track.
Steven Tyler – “Forgive yourself and move on.” Tyler has been sober for over a decade and has credited therapy, support groups, and a commitment to sobriety for his recovery.
Elton John – “Find healthy ways to cope with stress and difficult emotions.” John struggled with addiction to cocaine and other drugs, but has been sober for many years. He has credited therapy, exercise, and a strong support network for his recovery.
Wendy Williams – “Remember that addiction is a chronic disease, and it requires ongoing care and attention.” Williams has been open about her addiction to cocaine and other drugs, and has been sober for many years. She has credited therapy, support groups, and a commitment to sobriety for her recovery.
Many of them were helped by rehabilitation centers
Margo Collins
