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Samaire Armstrong: I Hit Rock Bottom
Tuesday April 8, 2008
Samaire Armstrong attends the premiere of "Bra Boys" at the DGA on April 7, 2008 in Los Angeles, CA.
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Tuesday April 8, 2008
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Reformed party girl Samaire Armstrong — who entered outpatient treatment for three months last October for "personal issues" — says you have to be "willing" to get help.
"What made me willing was hitting a bottom," the actress, 27, told Usmagazine.com at the Los Angeles premiere of Bra Boys Monday.
"It can be a spiritual bottom, it can be a financial bottom," she added. "It can be a combination of all of those."
She told Us she had gone to treatment before and "was on the right path, then I got off."
So she turned to her "wonderful family and people around me who helped me overcome all of this," she said. "People who loved me showed me what was at stake. Then I put myself fully into it. I stayed there for three months and did the work."
For those who don't have support, "find it," she urged. "Figure out where it is for you. You need someone to pull you back when you can’t do that for yourself.
"Also, believe that you have a positive future," she added. "People see through the mirage. They see your pain. People wanted me to be happy."
The actress — who will be appearing part-time on ABC's Dirty Sexy Money next season — told Us she now takes life "one day at a time. That's all you can do."
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10:57 PM
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6:17 AM
Anonymous Says:
To the person that said it is tiring.... How about she is a celebrity, and trying to let other people know that getting help is ok is not a bad thing. You need support and people to back you up or you won't even make it to the next day. Just because you believe people that are "reformed" should go about it quietly doesn't mean other people are the same way. Everyone does things their own way. How about not talking poorly about someone who is doing well with their treatment and trying to help others. How highly does that reflect on you?
12:00 AM
robin Says:
good for her! i admire her courage.
11:43 PM
Hammurabi Says:
I have no idea who TF this is. She's pretty though. I bet even a troglodyte like me would have a shot with her if she had a relapse.
5:31 PM
Anonymous Says:
I'm glad that Samaire Armstrong took time out of her busy life & schedule to get the help she deserved! It's good that she's feeling better, and taking one day & step at a time is a good thing!
11:51 AM
Anonymous Says:
It gets sooooooooo tiring. Another celeb in rehab blabbing about it to the world. The truly serious and reformed go about their ways quietly,
not wanting credit or applause, realizing it is a lifelong commitment.
11:44 AM
Anonymous Says:
Good luck to her. It took guts for her to be so public & open about her problems.
10:54 AM
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