Florence Welch is one of many celebrities you probably didn’t know are recovering addicts.
The singer took to Instagram to acknowledge her amazing milestone of being 7 years sober! She wrote, “I am 7 years sober today. I send my love and support to anyone who is struggling. If you are feeling shaky around ED issues, drugs or alcohol, I completely understand. The desire to disassociate is so strong. But please don’t give up. We are going to need you on the other side.”
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Back in 2019, Florence Welch opened up about her life in recovery from substance abuse to Vogue. The singer got sober at the age of 27 after struggling with alcoholism and even an eating disorder. It’s great to see celebrities be so transparent about their addictions, and Florence Welch’s sobriety is definitely inspiring.
All the money and fame does not exempt anyone from the struggles of addiction. The increase in awareness from celebrities who are outspoken about addiction helps many people worldwide find their own path to recovery. From Braunwyn Windham-Burke celebrating 1 year of sobriety, to Florence Welch celebrating 7 years of sobriety, sober celebrities are breaking the sigma of addiction.
At Banyan Treatment Centers, we have over 12 locations nationwide that are dedicated to helping people find mental health support and sobriety. Florence Welch’s sobriety serves as motivation to make a change.
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