Former TV anchor Brandon Lee opens up about his struggles with addiction and his push to change the public perception and stigma surrounding addiction in the US. #CNN #News
Ex-TV anchor reveals turning point from sex and drug addiction
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If i was a tv anchor and i’m about to quit, i’d mimic the controlled steve carel in bruce almighty.
@ potatomato :p I am still being chased with a dildo
@Cousin Jeff you again mutha fucca
Wishing you continued health sir.
I vaguely remember him
Are you going to interview me? You don’t want to know what was my pivot point to start a diet?!
Who did he expect to see at the needle exchange? Now I see why the opioid crisis is just that. Stereotype the wrong people.
It’s good they are suffering so they can understand the suffering of others that have endured this a lot longer.
He seems so fake
Surviving trauma & abuse? Learn how to read.
Amen brother … 10 years clean from drugs and alcohol. My son died on 12/27/18 from a heroin/fentanyl overdose. He had been on the methadone program for two years. He was a loving son, fiance, and father only 25 years old. He was not trash. I’m not going to let this hurt any more of my loved ones. đ
Brain washed carp.
People are not supposed to become drug addicts… it is choice.
When you see heroine addiction it amazes me that marijuana and heroine are considered the same by law enforcement đ¤ˇđżââď¸
No they are not.
@Oddvard Myrnes they are both still equally identified as a schedule 1 drug. So….
ANYONE can become addicted to opioids and/or narcotics, even if you think youâre taking an Rx drug as prescribed. Every personâs body reacts differently to pain and meds. Itâs amazing how easy it is to become addicted. And itâs not just prescription meds and drugs, itâs also alcohol. The more you take, the longer youâre on anything, the harder it is. Your body and brain starts to tell you âYOU NEED THIS TO SURVIVE or FUNCTIONâ! And of course, if youâve never been through this, know someone who has, or talked in depth to a recovering addict, itâs easy to judge people.
As my doctor once said, âAddiction doesnât make you a bad person OR a good person. It simply means you have an addiction problem and addiction is a disease.â Itâs past due that we got addiction awareness started and time to start educating people.
I see a lot more rich people now get high since I work in the healthcare professional. I hope that people stay strong and fight this!
Oh no another Hollywood cokehead comes out
Exposing a secret to help others is the best therapy.
Fake news!
Fake story!
Fake addiction!
Fake tears!
Fake everything!
He’s hawt, heyyyy boo ova here !
2 hrs clean from marijuana…time to re-up đ
I’ve long assumed that CNN anchors are on drugs