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Pinsky said that while many viewers think that much of what is shown on Celebrity Rehab is faked for the cameras, the show was very real. These are really sick people, that's why they die, Pinsky said. These are people with life-threatening addiction.
Pinsky: It's very real. It's basically showing how treatment works. This is treatment, just documented treatment.
“Grease” and “Taxi” actor Jeff Conaway was on the first two seasons of “Celebrity Rehab.” He was addicted to alcohol, cocaine and painkillers. He died at age 60 on May 27, 2011, over two weeks after he fell into a coma from an apparent drug overdose. His family decided to take him off life support.
Falling in love during addiction recovery can lead to addicts relying on loved ones to make them feel better. It could also lead to a readdiction. It acts as a replacement for the previous addiction to invoke the high being provided by the previous addiction.
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