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Sister wives star Christine Brown Had been honest for many subjects in her new book – including bondage to oxiwodon That started after surgery on his head.
Brown, 53, revealed that she developed a reliance on the painkiller in 2016 after injuring her head and undergoing surgery. “I had never taken Ocitodon before – if something hurt, I took ibuprofen or aspirin,” wrote in Wife’s sister: A biography of faith, family, and finding freedomwhich hit shelves on Tuesday, September 2. With the surgery, I had already solved the problem, and it was hurt, so I took my meds. “
TLC’s personality soon realized that the medicine was extremely powerful.
“On the third day, after the surgery, I felt I had the flu. I was painful from head to foot,” he remembered. “I took Ocichodon, and all the symptoms went away. Oh, I thought. I don’t take this for my head -clin. I take it because I’m achy everywhere.”
The star of sister Wives, Christine Brown, puts the final touches on her upcoming biography. “It’s going to be real. Brown also uploaded photos of herself recording the audio version of the (…)
Christine, who was then married with Kody brownis remembered taking the drug before filming confessions Sister wives.
“It gave me the best highlight. I was on top of the world and I could achieve everything!” He wrote. “I lived about two minutes away from the interview set, so I could take OciTodon just before I left, drive to work before he hit and then feel great on a set. Oxy did the set right. I could do anything on Oxy.”
Christine Brown
By the kindness of Christine Brown Woolley/InstagramIt wasn’t long before she also noticed how bad she felt without the pills, writing, “about 45 minutes later, I would feel the low and I’d feel so sad. … all I could do
was to think about the next shot and it was hours away. “
About two weeks after Christine started taking the pills, Janelle brownDaughter Maddie Faced for her addiction. “You’re a mess. I miss you – we all miss you,” Christine Maddie, 29, remembered now. “We all need you back, so whatever you do, count it.”
Caleb and Maddie brush.
Courtesy of Madison Brush/InstagramMaddie was now about to marry her husband, Brush CalebAnd Christine decided to give up the drug before the marriage. He admitted her bondage to Kody, 56, and cut the pills in half, giving half of them a girl AspNow at 30, because she “knows she would die asking her for more.”
After a change to the half dose, Christine stopped feeling high and was able to do so eventually stopped taking ox Together.
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“I never had the high again and I never had the low,” he wrote. “After about a week from that, Kody took all the young girls out of town, and spent the weekend in bed sober, watching Pretty woman over and over again and sober. I couldn’t treat my life, I couldn’t treat anything. My mother stayed with me and cared for me. At the end, I gave my mother the rest of the oxiodon. “
Christine went on to say she felt “unbalanced” for about six months after she stopped taking the medicine.
“I didn’t feel like me and all I wanted was Oxycodone, I couldn’t get it and that annoyed me,” he wrote, adding that “the memory of that high” was still tempted. “I knew I would never feel so loud again. It was as fast as becoming trapped and then as long as having myself again.”
She credits Maddie’s conflict with helping her find her way back to herself. “I don’t know if I would have been strong enough to come out of it if I hadn’t already found that I love myself enough to want me back,” Christine remembered. “But my children hadn’t done with me.”
Wife’s sister: A biography of faith, family, and finding freedom Out now.
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