Brock Muller She revealed that she is a “fourth stage” addicted and believes that relapse chances are high.

Actress, 47, said in an interview with an interview with her: “When we are in the fourth stage, this usually means that course in which you have these setbacks only, regardless of your quality, and regardless of the number of years, it is a matter of time.” the people Posted on Tuesday, March 25.

Muller added that the “darkness and disgrace” associated with addiction may stick to it and many of their colleagues addicted to the “pain” that caused their struggles.

“It is sad for us because we do not want this, no one wants this,” she confessed. “Thus, there should be an element in mental health, as our suffering sometimes becomes so strong that we are literally – our brain deceives us and the reason this time is fine.”

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Muller has struggled with addiction and has faced many legal problems over the years, including multiple arrests Rehabilitation periods. Muller The last relapse It happened in 2023, after six years of sobriety. She revealed to the port that she “persuaded” herself that she needed a drug for a lack of attention/hyperactivity (ADHD), and that she suffers from some symptoms of the condition.

“I found these excuses in some way, and I really believe in them, as I will justify and rationalize why I need a prescription for Adderall,” I admitted. “The last relapse I had on something that could be abused, and the bottle went in a day and a half.”

Muller’s struggles with addiction affected her life with her family. Bob and Max twins, 15 years old, participate with a former husband Charlie Shen. (Exies They were married From 2008 to 2011)

“I will not say that living a life like this is what kind of great life. I am not talking now, but imagine that you are building everything,” she said. “I finally gained confidence and respect, and children are dropped in your care and then threw it constantly away, not even knowing the reason or how you were not planning.”

Muller admitted that her children know everything about her struggles through drug use, which she believes is “unfair” to them.

She said: “The sad truth is that they attack it – the mother will move again one day.” “They never tried a drink or drugs or were at a date after. I couldn’t tell you what I was doing at the age of 15. They ended up with a group of their friends who happened to be really good children.”

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In addition to the presence of her children next to her, Mueleler can also rely on Shin to help her “pick up the pieces”. Like Muller, Shen also struggled with drug use in the past and attended rehabilitation. While Shin can sympathize with Muller, she claimed that she does not fully understand her struggle.

“He knows the history of all his addiction, and [thinks]”If I can stop without AA’s meeting or without the need for anything, then why can’t you?” [mindset]Sometimes we have no choice. We got to a point where we have no choice. But if you look back in our marriage, it could always be closed and turned off and goes to sleep, and I will take the car to sneak into Skid Row. “

If you or anyone you know are struggling with drug use, call SAMHSA Services Department (SAMHSA) The national auxiliary line at 1-800-662-help (4357).