News Flash: Celebrity Rehab is Getting Fuzzy
Aerosmith rocker Steven Tyler wants the world to know that when he checked into a rehab facility recently it wasn’t for all of the obvious reasons. He has a bad foot and the pain has been traumatic. He is not the first to set the record straight about rehab. We heard earlier this week that Kirsten Dunst’s stint in rehab was not about substance abuse but was depression related.
The doctors told me the pain in my feet could be corrected but it would require a few surgeries over time. The ‘foot repair’ pain was intense, greater than I’d anticipated. The months of rehabilitative care and the painful strain of physical therapy were traumatic. I really needed a safe environment to recuperate where I could shut off my phone and get back on my feet. Make no mistake, Aerosmith has no plans to stop rocking. There’s a new album to record, then another tour.”
The statement follows reports that the 60-year-old singer was being treated instead for substance abuse. Some may question when rehab facilities began broadening their scope and others might even wonder if these celebrities are in denial about substance abuse issues.
Check out Kirsten Dunst’s rehab statement here.
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It makes sense that he’s being treated for opiate detox. I’ve had three shoulder surgeries and had to be on opiates for the pain after each one, and it was more uncomfortable withdrawing from the painkillers, than the recovery period after each surgery. I wish I’d had the money to detox in a facility instead of cold-turkeying it.
Over time the symptoms of depression got easier to handle as I developed an understanding of the disease, and tireless work on my self from a bunch of angles reaped enormous benefits. Would you agree with this approach?