Remembering MATTHEW PERRY | Living with Addiction | Dies age 54 | FRIENDS

Matthew Perry, the Star of famous sitcom Friends dies in LA on Oct 28, 2023. He struggled with alcohol and prescription drug addiction since a very early age. Here is his story in his own words.
Matthew details his struggles with addiction in his book - Friends, Lovers and the Big terrible thing - a Memoir. The video includes excerpts from his book.
FRIENDS, the sitcom, is loved by almost everyone around the world in which Matthew played the beloved character - Chandler Bing.
The other cast members of Friends are: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney cox, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matt LeBlanc.
This is a tribute and a detail of what addiction can do to a life.
If you are struggling with addiction, seek help immediately.
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