Set to be released on April 6th, Hunter Biden’s memoir, “Beautiful Things”, details his journey with cocaine addiction. There are a few excerpts from the memoir that the New York Times has posted. At the young age of 8, Hunter had his first drink, which led to a lifetime of drug and alcohol abuse. When he was in his 20s, he said he would drink “five times more than anyone else”. During Joe Biden’s vice presidency, Hunter Biden’s alcoholism got so bad that he would go on vodka benders. He says, “I’ve been so desperate for a drink that I couldn’t make the one-block walk between a liquor store and my apartment without uncapping the bottle to take a swig.” On top of his alcohol addiction, Hunter would also buy crack cocaine and cook it inside his hotel room. At the peak of Hunter’s cocaine addiction, he invited a homeless addict he would buy crack from to move in with him.
His family was extremely worried about him and urged him to seek cocaine addiction treatment. After multiple attempts of going to rehab, Hunter relapsed. If you have a loved one that is battling addiction and they’re not realizing the destruction that their substance abuse has caused, these could be signs it’s time to stage an intervention.
Hunter Biden’s family held an intervention for him and luckily, he finally got sober.
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Hunter Biden’s Sobriety
Hunter Biden is now clean and sober, and he thanks his wife for her support. As someone who is always in the public eye, it’s great that Hunter Biden is so open about his past addiction struggles. Sharing the truth about your addiction and recovery isn’t easy. Hunter Biden’s memoir details his addiction to cocaine and the trouble it caused; being this vulnerable about addiction struggles is both admirable and important. We are proud of Hunter for his bravery and honesty about his substance abuse and wish him continued success.
If you’re struggling with cocaine or wondering how you can overcome an alcohol addiction, our Boca Raton rehab can help guide you to a better tomorrow. Call 888-966-9413 today to learn how we can get you started on your journey to sobriety.
