This hits a lot harder now, rest in peace man, you brought joy to millions.

@jazzy4sure583

6 ай бұрын

🕊🕊🕊🕊

@lisalaane4172

6 ай бұрын

Amen

@betheltereraishesavetu2288

6 ай бұрын

🕊️

@chriswilcox3383

6 ай бұрын

I don’t know what to say, I love mathew so much, he made me laugh, smile, and feel better whenever I was watching him in something

@marjoriesyoutube4530

6 ай бұрын

This is hard to take in , I’m lost for words , thank you for the laughs , you will be missed 🙏 😢

When he said "your disease is waiting to get you alone, because alone you lose."....i felt that

@intentionallyinpired

Жыл бұрын

That statement is more powerful and profound than anyone knows

@baroodkhan3131

Жыл бұрын

my addiction was so bad i would delibrately isolate myself so i could tell myself im alone, nothings working out and boom relapse! it is sad how easy it is to start flirting with your worst enemy

@indigomoon777

Жыл бұрын

@@baroodkhan3131 Addiction always lies to you!

@ruling528

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't have a disease, he's just weak.

@francishughes2016

Жыл бұрын

Jeez, Whe he said "you're disease" i thought what RUBBISH, its NOT a disease, its a choice, Cancer, Alzheimer,s & Parkinsons are diseases, drugs, & alchol are a choice, just the same as you can choose NOT to do them, or did someone have a gun to his head forcing him to drink & take drugs,? its self - inflicted, please just STOP saying that drugs & alcohol are a disease, they are NOT, they are a CHOICE.

I lost a friend who was a terrible alcoholic. He died trying to get sober. I was very angry at him thinking he chose to die. After listening to a few interviews with Matthew, I have newfound compassion.

@cosmicabyss7358

Жыл бұрын

As someone that deals with addiction I find it impossible to understand how people don't understand how difficult addiction is. Just like people who don't suffer from addiction find it extremely hard to understand why some of us have such a hard time staying sober.

@stephanheppener4983

Жыл бұрын

Yeah got the same problem

@huskydadtokoda

Жыл бұрын

No one chooses to be an addict. No one saw themselves there before they arrived - It's something that happens TO them. The important thing is to continue to be there for them and to try to have compassion and empathy

@krisanthony7876

9 ай бұрын

im in recovery, i was in tears listening because ive been to 6 rehabs and right now im not sober. all I want is to be free of this illness

@nehsangbong7259

6 ай бұрын

RIP 🙏🏽 Matthew

Matthew you gave us so much joy and made us laugh , we have to thank you!!

@Ilashka89

6 ай бұрын

😢😢

@OtakuJok3r17

6 ай бұрын

Rip

Crazy how this video was posted exactly 1 years ago today a day after his death. Just knowing the struggles this man went through and overcame them. It’s just incredible to watch. Rest in peace Matthew, you’ll truly be missed legend ❤️

@modernblue24

6 ай бұрын

He handled it the best way he knew how….no judgement.

@harshshinde176

6 ай бұрын

It must be recorded literally 1 year before he died

@camaleon18

6 ай бұрын

Didn’t really ever overcome it though

@modernblue24

6 ай бұрын

@@camaleon18 Nope, and the algorithm is reminding us of that.

@litcostello1223

3 ай бұрын

He didn't overcome it. He said himself he got to a stage where if he didn't have like 50pills a day his body would be shutting down. Unfortunately he crossed the line where full recovery is very unlikely

Addiction is HARD for us non-addicts to understand. His honesty is going to help a lot of people - and hopefully de-stigmitize it further. Thank you Matthew for sharing your story coz often, the truth is not pretty. That takes courage.

@alecbormia4523

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I know it’s just a dumb TV show about a humanized horse, but Bojack Horseman really helped me understand what it’s like. Or at the very least get closer to what it’s like.

@xxgreat4096

Жыл бұрын

🎃

@BenThomas13

Жыл бұрын

No it’s actually really easy to understand. Take too much of something and your body will be some addicted. That’s literally it lol. He is all “boo hoo I feel bad because I do drugs but I want more drugs to not feel bad” How about you just don’t do drugs; eventally you will feel normal again. It ain’t rocket science, do not speak for me; you’re stupid.

@Marilyn-np6ls

Жыл бұрын

@@BenThomas13 - thank you for that. Clearly, you are an expert at the nuances of drug addiction.

@nottelling4828

Жыл бұрын

Addicted to what? Not all addictions are the same. I began watching this video, but the lack of detail has me more frustrated than interested. I'll go read about it, actually. Not sure how I wound up here in the first place?!

Rest easy Matthew Perry. Thank you for all the laughs you have given us.

@tiediegymnasts920

Ай бұрын

Him and Chris Farley in almost heroes is one of my faves

This interview and his book hauntingly informed us all of his battle with addiction and ultimately what lead to his untimely death. RIP Mathew Perry.

@theexpresidents

6 ай бұрын

He drowned; he didnt OD on tranq.

@Zyrock

6 ай бұрын

do we know exactly how he died or what lead to that

@heatherwinser66

6 ай бұрын

Whatever happened it doesn’t matter and truly it’s none of our business. Be thankful he made us all laugh for decades. RIP Matthew you will be so missed my millions!

@basketballcinemas

6 ай бұрын

@@theexpresidentshow do you think a 54 year old drowns??? Drugs dude be smart

@WaveRider1989

6 ай бұрын

​@@theexpresidentsdrowned in a bath tub

No more suffering. Rest in peace Matthew 🕊️🙏

It takes a lot of courage for a celebrity to speak about this in public…thanks for telling us your life story.

@mightytaiger3000

Жыл бұрын

BAHAHAHAHA not. People love this “celebs! They’re as dysfunctional as us!” stuff. They eat it up because it makes them feel like they’re issues are also “cool” and it makes the celebrities money because of people’s morbidness.

RIP MATT. that “ I should be dead” line hit hard.

Rest in peace Matthew Perry. You gave us so much joy and meant a lot to us. We'll never forget you and we'll miss you

By being so candid and honest about his addictions it will definitely help others. And now he’s never going to have to go through rough times alone. Remember…Friends is not only a great show that everyone loves but now friends are the reason to stay sober.

I remember when I first saw this interview...profound, yet so sad. After everything he overcame i'm heartbroken to hear he passed. He will be greatly remembered and greatly missed.

Matthew Perry will be remembered for how he helped addicts by sharing his story...pain..shame..mental anguish....all of us addicts know too well...i bought his book last year ..like as soon as it came out and devoured it....Thank you Matthew...❤

Chandler was by far the funniest on the show. It is crazy that Matthew Perry pulled this off while struggling a drug and alcohol addiction. The ones that make us laugh, are usually the ones dying on the inside. I hope he is recovering, and wish him joy and happiness, Thank you for all the laughs Matthew.

@simon5931

6 ай бұрын

​@@russelconor8704No Matt Leblanc as Joey was the funniest on the show.

@scottieturner.

6 ай бұрын

@@simon5931lol rip

@WaveRider1989

6 ай бұрын

​@@russelconor8704it's money that will make childhood the best. Children needs love, care, effecting and good family. Mayne that's where some of these rich kids get into drugs.

@bms77

6 ай бұрын

@@russelconor8704 Lol you think being rich is the end all be all to addiction? Only a simpleton would say or even think such a thing.. Getting “help” doesn’t always mean beating an addiction no matter how “good” the help is. Also different levels of addiction for everyone out there- too many factors to oversimply it like you just did but hey, ignorance is bliss…

@sheilabeila744

6 ай бұрын

Guys who was the “funniest “ is an opinion there’s no right or wrong answer

Thank you Matthew! There are so many of us who live in the dark, and alone, praying we can see the light just one more time. For you to open yourself up in such a vulnerable way, I promise you, will help so many people struggling to survive. Addiction is taboo to many, but maybe hearing this from you, will help people understand that it is everywhere, and effects everyone, but it is a disease, and it needs to be discussed, and people need help. I know how hard this had to be, and I can relate with you 💯, but I thank you for your courage! I do believe this is why you are still here. Your purpose was bigger, than I’m sure you ever imagined. Again, I thank you, and I pray you know you NEVER have to be alone again❤️

@Former_Pastor

Жыл бұрын

Being alone was his preference, his choice

@carriedawnhoover2496

Жыл бұрын

@@Former_Pastor and…

@juliekim738

Жыл бұрын

@@Former_Pastor He stated that women have used him for his money. He wants someone self-supporting, (most importantly, monetarily) in all ways. Someone caring, a sense of humor, beautiful inside and out, someone who can go back and forth with him. He said he's not scared anymore of receiving love and will ask for more. He's said that he wants kids and a family. He doesn't want to be alone.

@MariaVOrtiz-ss6qp

Жыл бұрын

@@juliekim738 thank you..well said

@dianerosegrecoallen4935

Жыл бұрын

He might have been diagnosed with diabetes before he started his alcohol adventure but Conventional medicine has no clue. Where does he fall in the family lineup and did his mom have any complications during pregnancy.

I watched this interview and my heart broke. I look into his eyes and see such weariness. I pray that he is able to go on with the love and support of his friends and family💜

@miapalmeri8694

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I’m in recovery and it’s no joke! I wish him ALL THE BEST! Let’s lift people up?

@horaciocapanelli-soto4710

Жыл бұрын

@Mia Palmeri I wish you too all the best. You’re part of the Universe and the strength within you will heal you.

@yankeegirl3380

Жыл бұрын

Me too. My heart breaks for this wonderful man. He has made soooo many people laugh and feel happy. And now we know the torment he's experienced. And he didn't deserve it. He also doesn't deserve the nasty, mean-spirited comments that people are posting online about him. It's sad that when a person is so vulnerable and honest, people are eager to rip him/her down. And it's not right. I hope with all my heart that Matthew doesn't let this bother him. God bless.

@thomasjust2663

Жыл бұрын

He looks unwell, he slurs words

@Khrystal-wl6kz

Жыл бұрын

I'm in hell from 32 years on benzodiazepines. Addiction is no joke.

So sad this is the first thing that popped up for Matthew Perry, addiction is a tough life. Rest in peace Matt. 10/28/23

Matthew! You gave us all so much laughs and we thank you so much for that❤ rest in peace x

I am glad Matthew Perry wrote a book about his struggles with addiction and explaining to people on how they can help if they’ve been struggling, as well!

I left and addict husband due to his addiction, i was so angry to him destroying my life, my dream of family…i listened Matthew book 3 times and all i can feel now is sorry and compassion to my ex and happy i moved away….he was not ready…thanks Matthew, you gave me answers to so many queations about addictions

I can't believe he's gone, such an inspiring human being, he will be missed, Rest in peace

I was never a Friends Fan but I've seen quite a few Interviews and Podcasts with Matty and, a wonderful human and what he did for People like me or others in Situations they shouldn't and ultimately can't face themselfs is just beyond beautiful. It's sad he had to go but also, thank you for what you did and for what everything you did continues to do.

@lynnkesh254

6 ай бұрын

Same here but his movies co starring bruce willis 'The whole nine yards' and 'the whole ten yards' are my favourite comics..

I admire him so much, despite sinking back into addiction again and again, he never gave up on himself and did whatever he could to recover and even help other people. It’s so much more heartbreaking that he’s taken away just when life is back on track for him and ready to enjoy the rest of his life. Gone way too early. Bless your soul Matt.❤

Thank you for sharing your story, Mattie! As a social worker, I am so grateful to you for helping to end the stigma of addiction. Best wishes for long-lasting recovery.

@jinfin221

6 ай бұрын

Didn't age well...

R.I.P. Matthew. You gave the world so much joy. You made the world smile and will continue to do so forever.😢

You gave us so much joy growing up Matthew , I'm glad you made it 🙌

No way man. Was just watching this interview out of nowhere and just opened twitter. What a shocking news man. R.I.P

God bless this very good man. I hope things turn out well for him and his family. He deserves some peace in his life.

Addiction is so, so awful. I remember watching these interviews last year when his book came out. His addiction was a monster. He suffered so terrible. I wanted so badly to believe he could make it through, but I also was very scared that he wouldn’t. I’m so sad today. I don’t know why he died. His body may have given up. I think when his book came out, he really was in a strong place. He really wanted to give back. You can see and feel that in these interviews from last fall. RIP, Matthew.

I only started watching Friends two years ago, but it's like my baby now. It's so comforting to me. It made me laugh, cry, and realize what life was about. Chandler immediately became one of my favorites as soon as I watched his first scene. Only Matthew could've brought him to life due to his hilarity IRL. It killed me finding out how much he was struggling off screen. He's in a better place now. Rest in peace, Matthew Perry.

Thank you for my youth!!! You have given us all so much joy, Matthew!!! I think you have no idea HOW many lifes you have touched! God bless you

This is honestly so soul-crushing for me to see and read because I have always found so much comfort in the show and especially in the way Matthew Perry played the role of Chandler ..I am so happy that Matthew got his strength back and decided to write this book. I have never felt more grateful for a book in my hands when I walked out of the book shop with this memoir in my hands. Thank you Matthew for sharing this vulnerable time with everyone and explaining your darkest moments which I know will help so many others who are suffering. ❤❤

@Ilashka89

6 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏 ❤

@OtakuJok3r17

6 ай бұрын

Rip

@SandyOhNo

6 ай бұрын

​@@OtakuJok3r17😢

@GameN3rdz

6 ай бұрын

​@@OtakuJok3r17yup just like that

RIP Matthew!!! Amazing career, funny, inspiring, genuine and so talented as one of the most iconic Friends in the world that brought families together every Thursday night for 10 years!

RIP Matthew you went through so much and thanks for trying to help other people who are suffering from this terrible disease which is addiction.

This poor struggling/lost soul! I hate to say this, but, he's still in a bad way. Not because of the way he looks, but, because he has no vitality or life in his voice. We must all gather together and (I pray) wish for his recovery from the inside - out. Love you Matthew. Please get better for yourself!!! We're all pulling for you!!!

@Xane_Dragon

Жыл бұрын

Exactly...he needs to forget the idea of having kids

@bobos245

Жыл бұрын

@@Xane_Dragon Maybe kids won't be so bad, because then maybe raising children would instill some pride in him, and help him to think less about himself.

@laurenkruegerfauxcuriousit8161

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! He sounds high.

@bobos245

Жыл бұрын

@@laurenkruegerfauxcuriousit8161 The coma messed up his speech.

Jesus, I thought I held the record for detox stays. Bless you, Mr. Perry. I’m so glad you’re still with us. 💗

@stokerbeauty142

Жыл бұрын

What kind of comment is this? Trying to sell drugs to addicts? This is disgusting. The lowest of lows.

@B-Bibbles

Жыл бұрын

​@mattew perry yeah, I don't think you're the real deal guy.

God Bless You Matty, you haved helped more people in more ways than one. More than you realize. Nothing but Love for You, from all of us here

Thank you for sharing your story. I'm just listening to your book. Your life matters, I'm glad you saved it

You give a lot of people of hope Mathew! I give anyone credit for having the strength to admit they have a problem and get help

he seems like such a kind & gentle guy, my heart goes out to him - it's such an important message of hope he is sending, thank you matthew ;.)

Your book changed my life. Just because addiction was your life doesn’t mean it will always be. He with all of us- helps me- be, and also it’s not my place to judge. May we all continue to hold each other up and care for each-other. I will always have scars no matter how long I live- I drink way too much- but your story gives me a little bit of hope for the future.

@OtakuJok3r17

6 ай бұрын

Rip

It takes humbleness and honesty, and a lot of integrity He was a fighter and now we love him even more. Rest in peace. We will meet somewhere upstairs one day.

Watching friends will never feel the same again ..RIP Matthew Perry ...no one could have played yr loving character better than you ...rest easy ❤

Love love love Matthew Perry...bless his heart...I hope only the best fir the rest of his life..and thank you for giving us all your talent..

As an Addict, I struggled with sobriety for years and convinced myself that I could quit anytime! Lying to myself was easy and eventually lying to other people was even easier. There wasn’t one specific moment where I felt was the tipping point. There were thousands of moments and I would lie & steal to get that next fix. But, you’re chasing something that you will never get. That euphoria that you felt the 1st time. I destroyed so many relationships and hurt so many people. I did rehab, inpatient & outpatient and it never kept. I couldn’t stay sober. I finally hit rock bottom. Actually, it was below rock bottom. I realized, I couldn’t stay sober before because I was doing it for other people. I woke up after a 3 month binder and as I was looking in the mirror I didn’t recognize the person staring back at me. I had this unbelievable moment of clarity and I knew, finally I was ready. I was ready to stop living this way and I was so ashamed of who I had become. Shame is a powerful motivator and I knew if I kept living this way it was going to kill me. I’m a combat veteran who had survived Iraq. Survived getting shot and blown up twice. I knew it wasn’t going to be easy, but there was this force pushing me to live a life of sobriety. Addict is such an ugly label to live with. The road was long, painful, uncomfortable and exhausting. It was worth it. I’ve been sober for 10 years and I still live with it today. I still go to meetings and try to help as many people as I can along the way. Sobriety is not a solo process. I have had a lot of help from a lot of people. Addiction is terrible disease. It’s the first thought when you wake up and the last thought before bed. For anyone struggling know you are stronger than your addiction.

Big thanks to Mathew Perry for opening up and sharing with public !

I watched this interview and it broke my nose.... heart....

I will miss you…. Thank you for all the joy you brought me

I just adore him. I think he still looks good. He looks like most non celebrity people in their 50s. I just want to hug him. And thank him for everything he’s given us.

Utterly devastating. The man finally got sober and then dies. Thanks for everything matthew, you were a fantastic human ❤

WOW! My heart shrinks hearing this. I grew up with his character and absolutely loved him. I had no idea. What hell he was in. Strenght for You and keep it up. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, Matthew Perry for sharing your story. The misconception about an addict is that you chose to be an addict when you did not. My sibling suffered from alcohol and drug abuse and passed recently. The 70's-80's told you it was the addict's fault and that is not true, I was very pissed at him for many years. I tell my kids that some people have a "red light" or a "green light" you don't know what yours will be. For the families of addicts, just love and love more and then love and love more. We all need more of that.

@janellec3442

Жыл бұрын

Beautifully said and as a recovering alcoholic myself (3 years sober....but I still struggle) I really appreciate people like you with open minds & open hearts. I'd give ANYTHING to not be an addict. Seriously, ANYTHING to have that "start over" button and never have that first drink, that first pill, that first smoke... When Matthew Perry talks about how your disease (or demon, as I see it) waits to get you alone....oh my, that struck a nerve with me because he's 💯 spot on! I can't speak for anyone else, but I know that in my addiction, I was most dangerous, most drunk or high, most at the point of losing my life when I was alone in my bedroom, able to indulge in my addiction without anyone around me to judge me or stop me. I thought I was in control and that I could shut the world out and hide my addiction.... turns out everyone knew, I was only fooling myself and my loved ones were super scared for me. 💜 I can only imagine that other addicts have maybe experienced the same scenario, mindset, etc. while your brain and full self is actively engulfed in the disease. I'm extremely blessed to have a loving & supporting family and network, just as it sounds like you are to your loved one. 💜 I'm so very sorry for your loss! I pray for your loved one, for you, for others that suffer from this awful disease and for the families/friends who love the addict. We all need love, prayers, support, open minds and people we can open up to without judgment! 🙏🏻 ❤️💋💯🥰🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

@YagwitOG

Жыл бұрын

I don't get it at all. 99% of my family are drug/alcohol addicts. The smell of alcohol makes me sick to my stomach. Drugs just get in the way of taking care of your kids. I only have one priority in life, to raise these lil people. I am devastated when I make a small mistake. How do you just leave them behind to serve your interests? I hope everyone heals, but I'm watching the video to gain insight.

@lyannawinter405

Жыл бұрын

@@janellec3442 I'm with you and I love how strong you are speaking about your experiences so openly. I understand, though my topic different. Mad respect, dear sister, let's honour the life we have

@WaveRider1989

6 ай бұрын

​@@YagwitOGI guess it's about having a addictive personality. I have smoked cigarettes many in social circles during college to fit with the group but hated it. Luckily I never got addicted to it to start on my own. But for lot of people few drinks, smokes etc. Will have then craving for more

What an absolutely insane story. I had no idea he went through so much. Shattered it ended this way for him ❤

Rip my friend! You gave so much laughs and smiles. I will be forever thankful!!!

I have struggled with addiction for a couple of years and this is very inspiring

@intentionallyinpired

Жыл бұрын

Praying for you Ben.. praying you get free and find hope outside of addiction. Jesus loves you xoxoxo

@bennelson4469

Жыл бұрын

@@intentionallyinpired thank you so much. It is hard because I feel like I have let God down a lot. But I am tryibg

@Summer-tk8yk

Жыл бұрын

There is so much hope. ❤

@craiganderson3919

Жыл бұрын

All it takes is will power! You are more powerful than you can image. You simply have to truly want it. I promise it's not complicated.

@positivepessimist6853

Жыл бұрын

@@craiganderson3919 It's not that easy 🙄🙄🙄

I wish peace for all those who struggle.

Found this video now, didn't know he made a memoir. Stopped after the "I should be dead", hits too hard now. RIP, my favorite Friends star 💔

God Bless Matthew and his recovery. It's hell on Earth. Been there 🙏

Thank you Matthew. 10 months Alcohol Free thanks to 'This Naked Mind' The Path programme. My parents both died from Cirrhosis. It wasn't all for nothing

@redlady8296

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations 🎉 on 10 months. So proud of you.

@julieb7785

Жыл бұрын

Don't let the past remind you of what you are not now...a good line from CSNY.

Sad hearing of his passing.he seems like such a tremendous guy even through all his demons. his last gift to the world was helping people which is so rare and so unselfish!! RIP-MATTHEW PERRY

Mr. Perry, I wish you all the luck in the world against your battle with narcs and alcohol! I had the same addiction to Lortab 10, about twice the strength of Vicodin, but am 52 now and have long since overcome it in my 30's. With Love, Shawnna Lee San Antonio Texas

I just finished watching the full interview and it was extremely touching. If you haven't watched it please do so and have a few tissues by your side. We all watched him in movies and his famous show Friends but no one really knows what goes on behind closed doors. It was hard to hear his voice and speech change but it was wonderful to see Matthew Perry where he is at at this present moment in his life. God bless you and may the Lord continue to give you the strength you need to continue each day and all who are suffering from drug addiction alcohol addiction Etc.

@richardhorrocks1460

Жыл бұрын

I'll watch it in bed later. I always have some tissues by my side there.

@jonaskahnwald3516

Жыл бұрын

U 😜😜 I

Celebrating your being alive to tell the truth, Matthew! Onward.

A man that brought us so much joy and love

He had such a briiliant delivery and timing, just how he used his hands, body and facial expression. The best comedy actor of Friends imo. Addiction is such a bitch. I've battled addiction myself and it always saddens me to see peoole die because of it. R.I.P.

Wow I cannot believe what I just saw it hits home for me what you just said is very familiar cannot wait to read your book unfortunately I can relate thank you I’ve never seen this before someone who knows what I’m going through ♥️

Rest in peace, Matthew. :-( Thank you for sharing hard personal truths with us and helping people who've also struggled with addiction. I hope you are in a better place and your soul can find peace.

This is so sad, after fighting to get well and do what he could to become sober, for him to die this way and alone, is heartbreaking. God bless you sweetheart, you will be missed. RIP X Australia

What an inspiration! I'm 20 months into the journey. 💪

So sad to hear that we have lost him and so sad to hear of his struggles. RIP.

For longterm users who become chronic addicts, medical maintenance is often the best option. I know Perry must have good physicians so it blows my mind that he'd be in rehab all these times. At the point we can medically detox you while unconscious under anesthesia, then we can give you medical maintenance to stop future cravings, & add a treatment that prevents you from being able to get high. You don't have to continue going through this cycle of pain.

It takes a village. For real❤❤❤❤ RIP Matthew. I have been Sober for 13 years now. I fight it every day. ❤❤❤❤

I wish he had more help bless him. What a lovely man 😢

Love celebrities speaking out about their struggles. I hope Matthew knows how many people he is helping, and I hope he feels as fulfilled as I do from hearing him speak out. Our mind and body is all we’ve got and we sure as hell don’t bring enough attention to it. Thank you to everyone who is able to speak about this, to one person or a million.

Sober 9 years here, glad i dont have to go through anymore

You've been gone for over two months and I still don't want to understand it. You were the best and I think of you every day, Matty. RIP Love you. ❤

This is so inspiring, thank you

I'm reading this book, it's amazing and brave. I'm not dealing with addiction myself but it's helping me understand those who do.

@m.e.d.7997

5 ай бұрын

Same here

You were my favorite - and have made my life so much brighter as a teenager. Thank you so much for all that you did!

RIP Matthew ❤ Thank you for being my confort in hard times. I hope you knew how much you meant to people before you left us.

Another story about how the funniest, most adored and most willing to make everyone happy is also the one who struggles and suffers the most.

People have to realize that addiction is not a single choice! It is a hard battle against emotional pain. Addiction is not the problem, it is the solution for them!

Matthew, I know you have finally found the peace you longed for. Rest in heaven, Matthew. Thank you for your body of work. You brought us joy. I am so sorry you couldn't find joy here. But you have found it now. I had to come back to this interview and comment.

I think this interview is going to age really well, rest in peace my friend and thank you for all the laughs... 👏👏👏

Rest in peace Matthew and thank you for the laughs

I read the book. And as a retired paramedic, let me tell you, when he said he would stop doing drugs because he didn’t want to have a colostomy bag for the rest of his life. He’s absolutely right. You don’t want that. And everything that goes along with it. He really struggled, and I hope he can stay clean. We also need to remember that he is very famous he can afford the best treatment - not everybody is so lucky.

@tootsla1252

Жыл бұрын

I just finished his book. What a bunch of whining bullshit. My husband had the same operation due to diverticulitis, and a perforated colon - close to going into sepsis. 4” of his colon removed and a colostomy bag for 9 months. He recovered from the operation on nothing but Tylenol. His ostomy bag never “Exploded” because he took care of it properly. He was grateful to still be alive. Not once did he ever whine or “poor me.” He was a total champ. His reversal operation - same - Tylenol. Nothing more. Many people have to live with ostomy bags for life.

@whocares728

9 ай бұрын

​@@tootsla1252sounds like you're doing the whining for him. This man went through a lot & deserves to be heard. Sorry you're not sympathetic to other people's struggles. Everyone struggles differently.

@hannahwilliams5394

6 ай бұрын

For some people it's better than the alternative

@RobertaBriffa

6 ай бұрын

​@@tootsla1252This is one of the most idiotic comments on here. What it shows is your lack of compassion and empathy for others. You wouldn't talk like this if you've ever experienced so much pain, inoperable or not, that your only option was to take meds which could be highly addictive, but had to take them anyway because nothing else would work. Anyone can say anything behind a keyboard. So judgemental.

@m.e.d.7997

5 ай бұрын

@@tootsla1252First of all his ostomy did not explode his colon did which is why he needed the Ostomy and he went septic. I am in the medical field and most if not all post op pts require way more than Tylenol. Thirdly your husband did not have a history of opioid addiction nor should his brain chemistry be compared to Matthew Perry’s. It is apples and oranges and you obviously do not have a clue. Any you are wasting your time trying to impress me that your husband is some kind of hero. I am not impressed.

I just finished your book Matthew. Thank you for sharing 💓

With all my heart I wish happiness and long, sober, healthy and happy life to Matthew ❤❤❤

RIP young man. I remember watching this interview a year ago and thinking please God let this guy live a long time. So sad to wake up to this news

Matt has not lost touch for being funny. I like him! And 24 years later, my kids watch friends! Over and over again. They love chanadler bong

@starlight7830

Жыл бұрын

Does you kids think it's OK for Men to wear "Panties" !

@carolecompton9270

Жыл бұрын

Chandler Bing...

Thank you SO SO much for sharing your secret and opening our eyes to addiction that so often is hidden. Rest in peace.

im from the uk, im 32, chandler bought my sister, mother who is dying of MS so many laughs, she is 63 and head stable, wheel chair bound. every time we binge watch friends we laugh every time. your a genius. you brought so much happiness to people. don't let it lay to waste to waste..... if your ever in the UK please let us meet you, your awesome! xxx

He was an excellent actor.. we couldn't even notice his struggles except the changes in his body structures... Now he might be even enjoying his life by remaining single because the worst you face.. the more lively you become.

Thank you Mathew for your interview. I learned what my grandson might be going thru. I can be more understanding. I sent him a text reminding him that it is not your fault. You have another person supporting you. 🎃Diane Diyorio (Gma)

RIP ... Still going through my alcoholic ways ..it hurts to see this... Especially when he says it's waiting to get you alone, i hardcore felt that..

The people who make us laugh the most are usually the ones that are going through the most trauma. Big respect to Matthew for getting clean. R.I.P Matthew, could I BE anymore sad. You made us laugh with your quick wit and sarcasm. You will be sorely missed ❤️

@RB01.10

6 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, it seems he lost his battle today :( I can’t believe it

@gemmaraine

6 ай бұрын

@@RB01.10 I've just looked it up and that is an absolute shame 😭

thats why its so important to take care of little babies from the day they are born! breast feed them, not to leave them alone when they cry, not to train them to self sooth, Mental health is forming from the first day of our life

I respected him for his openess and truth regarding addiction. It's not easy to fight it. You gave us so much joy and laughter we never saw you as nothing other than an amazing man who who fought. Thank you for giving us chandler. You wont be forgotten a legend in your own right. X fly high god bless