Demi Lovato: Suspected overdose follows long battle to stay sober

Demi Lovato: Suspected overdose follows a long battle to stay sober

"The last time I did this for a long time in the interview, I was on cocaine."

From the first minutes of the official documentary released in October last, it is clear that the singer has no problem with his addictions.

In the previous interview, she was referred to another documentary - Stay Strong of 2012 - in which she talked about her "daily battle" with issues of disorder, self-harm and mental health, as well as addiction.

Demi Lovato: Suspected overdose follows a long battle to stay sober

Lovato had tattoos on one wrist and "strong" on the other. He used to keep the demons unusable. He stressed that after making the film it has become clear immediately.

However, a month ago, fans found that when he uncovered in a new song, he stopped: "I'm no longer quiet." So on Tuesday, his apparent overdose for tearing up for 25 years of age And all those who followed him on some of his journey to the disturbed pop icon from Disney Star.

The pressure of having a teen star, an incompatible relationship with her father and bully, contributed to all those issues which threatened to pull her up at various points in her career, those documentaries disclosed.

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The singer said a that even before his big break at the TV show Barney & Friends at the age of 10, his problems started with food and suicidal thoughts.

At the age of 12, the children of their class signed a petition encouraging them to kill themselves.

Prior to launching the POP career, the pressure was increased when there was an opportunity for Danny Channel to accompany stardom camp rock and Sony.

He said in the latest documentary, "I felt pressure increased when fame started crawling in my life." "I began to feel the pressure to see in a certain way, sing music that people would prefer instead of music.

"There was more pressure to succeed ... I was a perfectionist and I really wanted to be the best of the best. It was not left at all. It just got more."

Demi Lovato: Suspected overdose follows a long battle to stay sober

   
He first tried cocaine at the age of 17 when he was working on Disney Channel "I felt out of control with Coke for the first time," she said.

"My father was addictive and alcoholic, and I think that I always found what he found in drugs and alcohol because he completed it and he chose it on a family."

The first public admission that anything was wrong in 2010 when he was out of the Camp Rock 2 tour with the Jonas Brothers and went to the rehab for the tasks described at that time, which had "emotional and physical issues for some time Disposed of ".

The breaking point came when he and his back dancers had trashed their hotel one night after drinking and smoking.

Lovato Adloull was also taking an addict, a doctor - and he screwed a backing dancer who told his parents and manager that he was using the medicine.

In 2016, he said, "I used to live fast and I was going to die young." I did not think I would give it 21. "

After examination in treatment, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

Demi Lovato: Suspected overdose follows a long battle to stay sober

When she came out, she continued to use drugs like cocaine and Xanax. "I was not working on my schedule," she said. "I was not ready to be calm.

"I was infiltrating it on the planes, was infiltrating it in the bathroom, was snatching it all night - nobody knew ... I was either crazy on medicines or medicines ... I am not easy to work Was. "

In the documentary, he revealed that he would also deliver fake drug testing by handing over the urine to other people, and was taken to the hospital on an opportunity after suicidal attempts.

It happened when he got so sleepy that he made a concerted effort to be clean.
When he was a judge on the US X Factor and '13 in 2012, the audience did not know that he was living in a "cool apartment" - a place to help and recovery is possible. He had roommates, no phone and had to work.

He said that the society lasted for six years. In his documentary, he disclosed that although he was away from drugs and alcohol, he had never succeeded in "winning completely" his Bulimia.

He said: "Food is still the biggest challenge of my life and it governs ... I do not want to give it the power to say that it controls my every thought, but there is something that I constantly I'm thinking.

"Body image, which I am going to next meal, I wish I can eat, which I want to eat, I do not eat it, it is just stabilized. I get envy of those who eat food disorders Do not fight because only because I think my life will be so easy. "

Fans believed that their life was moving in the right direction - until June 2018, when they posted the Sober song.

She sang: "Mother, I am very sorry, I am not much quieter and father, please forgive me for the drink throwing on the floor/people who have not left me / have already landed on this road / I am very sorry, I am no longer calm. "

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