90 Day Fiance: Liz Woods Admits To Being On DRUGS During Her Toxic Relationship With ED
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024
- Welcome back to our channel! In today's update, we delve into the life of Liz Woods from "90 Day Fiance," particularly her recent experiences on "Happily Ever After." Hosted by our very own Emma, this video highlights Liz's courageous revelation and her path to recovery.
Liz Woods, known for her tumultuous relationship with Big Ed, has made a shocking confession that has stirred both concern and support among her fans. Amid the challenges of their relationship, Liz revealed her struggle with drug addiction, which she has bravely confronted in her journey toward sobriety.
In a heartfelt disclosure, Liz shared how the toxicity of her relationship took a toll on her mental health. However, she has turned her life around impressively. Liz recently showcased her significant weight loss, attributing it to stopping antidepressants and adopting a rigorous cardio routine. Her transformation is not just physical but deeply emotional and psychological, as she steps into a life of health and self-love.
As Liz moves forward, she has left her relationship with Ed behind, focusing on her well-being and enjoying her work at a local restaurant. Her story is an inspiration to many, highlighting resilience and the importance of mental health.
We encourage you to watch the full video for more details on Liz's transformation and her plans for the future. Please share your thoughts in the comments section below-how do you feel about Liz's revelations and her decision to prioritize her health and happiness?
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They were prescription drugs. You’d better watch the click-bait. You’re gonna find yourself in a suit!
Yeah those are very dangerous you ever seen someone with drawl off of those really mess with your brain
Yes, being on anti-depressants is not being on drugs!!!
She would have to take something to be around him
Sick of this toxic 2 people.
Oh it makes sense
SHE WASNT ON DRUGS THIS IS DEFAMATION AND EVERYONE SHOULD MASS REPORT THIS she took prescription drugs for her mental health FROM A DOCTOR how dare you
EXACTLY
Priscriptions are drugs and they can be abused hello, theres no differents a drug is a drug. People can fall with either one.
Exercise is an excellent anti depressant. Just sayin’.
I'm bedridden and immobile and can barely move now and I'm wheelchair bound when FORCED to go see my pain Dr 1 a month or I would be excersising.im 63 year's old
I'm not depressed I'm angry because both my pain Dr and PCP are gaslighting ME and won't listen to ME or my Husband at all
It can be, but some people seek Whats easier for them and it be comes a addictions some cant handle. Drugs are also an excuse to keep using instead of better ING yourself, and yes I used to use Years ago