Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing” by Matthew Perry – His Journey with Addiction and Road to Sobriety (PDF Available)

In his memoir, Matthew Perry candidly shares his decades-long battle with addiction to alcohol and painkillers that nearly killed him despite his TV success, fragile ego, and toxic relationships.

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• Matthew Perry, who became famous for his role as Chandler Bing in the TV show Friends, opens up about his alcoholism and addiction to painkillers like OxyContin and Vicodin.
• He talks about his journey to fame and how it affected his life. At the height of Friends’ success, the cast members were earning millions of dollars per episode.
• Perry shares his experiences of spending more than half of his life in rehab and treatment centers, detoxing more than 65 times, and spending over $9 million trying to get sober.
• The book explores the physical and emotional toll of Perry’s addictions, including suffering from pancreatitis and having his colon explode, which nearly killed him.
• Despite the fame and success, Perry reflects on the fragility of his ego, self-hatred, and early cravings for validation. He also discusses his relationships, including his toxic habit of dumping women to avoid being dumped himself.

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