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Perry’s substance abuse started with Budweiser and Andrès Baby Duck wine when he was 14, then ballooned to include vodka by the quart, Vicodin, Xanax and OxyContin. He drew the line at heroin, a choice he credits with saving his life. https://t.co/2uqOi9z75F https://t.co/G8KYBoN7bi — PolitiTweet.org

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Perry’s addiction led to a medical odyssey in 2018 that included a brief stint on life support, two weeks in a coma and the realization that, by the time he was 49, he had spent more than half of his life in treatment centers or sober living facilities. https://t.co/2uqOi9z75F https://t.co/Auq3uztK0T — PolitiTweet.org

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Most addicts don’t have Perry’s resources. But they have what he called "the gift of anonymity," while his bleakest moments have been photographed and mocked. For the record, he isn’t a huge fan of secrecy as it pertains to Alcoholics Anonymous. https://t.co/2uqOi9z75F https://t.co/IOq1kC2Muu — PolitiTweet.org

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