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What We Learn From Jamie Lee Curtis

Recovery, sobriety and personal growth.

Jamie Lee Curtis has spoken openly in interviews and essays about her recovery from opiate addiction and the long work of staying sober. She talks about recovery as something ordinary and daily rather than dramatic — which is exactly how most people live it.

What stands out

  • · Recovery as daily practice, not a single turning point
  • · Talking honestly about addiction without shame
  • · Growing into a different life after getting sober

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