American Addiction Centers
American Addiction Centers
Episode 12: Rumer Willis
Episode 12: Rumer Willis
Episode 12: Rumer Willis
Tuesday 23rd November 2021
Actress Rumer Willis shares her alcohol addiction journey on Addiction Talk, highlighting the importance of support and overcoming shame.
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Get the buttons here!Rumer Willis Opens Up About Her Path to Sobriety on Addiction Talk
I try and be the most transparent I can, because I think I would hope that by sharing what I've experienced, sharing experience, strength and hope that I could not necessarily fix anybody or help anybody avoid what I went through, because you have to go through whatever you're going to go through.
Rumer Willis, the talented actress and singer, steps into the spotlight for a different reason in this episode of Addiction Talk. Known as the eldest daughter of Hollywood icons Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, Rumer reveals her deeply personal battle with alcohol addiction. She talks openly about the toll it took on her life and her family, painting a raw and relatable picture of her journey.
Rumer doesn't hold back as she recounts how her drinking led to days filled with panic attacks and a profound dislike for the person she had become. But this isn't just a story of struggle; it's one of resilience and hope. Rumer shares how she found her way back by focusing on herself and building a robust support system. She emphasizes that recovery isn't a one-size-fits-all journey and highlights the importance of shedding shame and guilt from the past.
Her candidness offers a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar issues, urging them to seek help and prioritize their healing. Whether you're on your own recovery path or supporting someone who is, Rumer's story is both inspiring and instructive.