The Recovery Featuring Sadie Frost

[@2nkdav]

Sadie was one of the first to speak up on mental health in her book back in the day! Lot of respect for this wonderful woman. She’s so real! Pls write more Sadie! Love this show

[@lisacadogan]

Sadie seems like a lovely kind lady. It gives me comfort to know that even extremely rich and famous people feel the exact same way as I do a lot of the time!

[@jakee778]

Sadie thank you . Really enjoyed your words and energy!

[@julianmuttock8570]

This really did strike a chord with me as my own dad had the same issues, he was a schizophrenic, drug user and a alcoholic who also died young. It takes a lot of courage for a person to admit what she has.

[@oldskoolrave4969]

Watched this yesterday, another brilliant session. Read Sadies book a while back and found it so engaging. Sadie comes across as so lovely here and I can definitely relate to her experiences of anxiety. 🙏

[@mariegilmartin8827]

Yes Sadie Well said at the end there ❤️💐 That is the one thing in my 6 yr sobriety that I've shown my 3 adult kids all my family that Yes! Recovery is possible and we don't have to be slaves to addiction forever ❤️

[@princesscutielu]

Loved every minute of this! Thank you both for the truths, so refreshing in these times we're living. ⭐️⭐️

[@mariegilmartin8827]

Thank you both for getting this out there Love to both of you for this honesty The 12 steps has given me my life back I'm 53 and think so many of us have really high anxiety and self medicate Sadie your story and mine very similar ❤️ I wish you both well

[@IsaacBenjaminGrey]

Thanks Guys! I needed this today. You’ve calmed me and reminded me what a blessing the Recovery journey is. Thank you 🙏

[@squirrelfornuts5136]

Great work Tony, you and all your old party friends are sharing what you have learned through your experiences- so generous of you all, keep going 🤩

[@Gamalution]

Thank you for this video. It really helped me open up. Ms. sadie you are the greatest!

[@jonnymorpeth6520]

Thank you-s for another episode. Love from Newcastle.

[@phillsumner]

Tony I have just come across your channel !! Thank you 🙏 there are lots of us out there but I can relate so easily to so many things you say having been an addict for most of my adult life your helping me so much !! When you have said In the past , I knew there was something wrong when I was young because I never wanted to live the life of everyday people resonates with me completely!! God bless keep up the amazing work

[@Djinscotland]

I was abused and neglected and fully understand, am 42 now and still lost in life. Being a DJ was a dream but self sabotage has ruined so much, I can only hope a fix comes soon to save me.

[@richardevans7035]

Get well soon mate, I had a miserable childhood myself but luckily have a wife and 2 girls who have made me happy, I still get horrible dark days where my past haunts me

[@Djinscotland]

@@richardevans7035 Cheers Richard, Kids do help distract one day I hope to get married but music is the constant in my life and finding through covid has been amazing help. Keep Well 👍

[@richardevans7035]

@@Djinscotland agree mate keep doing something you love makes it a bit easier, I find exercise or long waĺks helps me 👍

[@miltonrodriguesjunior8816]

Absolutely amazing! Thank you ❤️

[@deerheart87]

Sadie seems so nice , I went to Italia Conti and now I’m in alanon which I’ve been for 10 years I love it x

[@TheScotland77]

This is so great, I needed it today, thank you

[@anthonysmith9920]

Always fancied this lady from when I saw her in a clasic episode of Press Gang, series 1 if your interested. Yer she is still a babe, funny I come from Manchester also,,,,,,,,,small world!........excellent video, thanks for sharing.

[@sledgeheads4729]

Thank you guys

[@lukasmiller486]

Did she wear a wig in Dracula or did she let her hair grow and dye and curl it?

[@sledgeheads4729]

Am so lucky ave got you two on ere thx 🙏 brill hope that’s wot a live in there is hope love garden img see sumit grow that’s pretty powerful sorry to hear hun bless em god bless yess yesss speed love 💕 thx guys it’s very wellcome cheers to you both a will do recover tha is tears frankie baby or a bit of beef heart ❤️ luv it muffin man stay safe guys big love ❤️

[@sledgeheads4729]

Yeah man quality lad you two have put me in a good place thx guys bless you stay safe that’s wot a feel like meself thx 🙏 yeah man yeah I no it’s cool man yeah dude truth thx man yessssssss

[@dimifisher]

Omg she is still very pretty!

[@call6060842]

When ever she mentions Kundalini he cuts her off!

[@davidpeterson7197]

He is so overbearing and wound up that it makes you wonder if he is using some kind of stimulant.

[@nicolapierce8283]

I think she took sonny hall under her wing and sent him to rehab

[@kamilyakadyr7063]

Yeah she is also pretty close with Kate Moss, so I assume that Sadie helped Kate go through recovery process as well.

[@carolburke9153]

Let 's not kid yourself !

[@annievaguely2850]

Sadie Frost was fed lies by her mother - to cover up her own failures as a parent. From the age of 5 she was raised by her hippie mother and drug addicted stepdad. Her stepdad was the heroin addict who Ill treated both his stepdaughters, physically and mentally! There was always a tray of drugs on their kitchen table and Mary’s friends would come around to partake. Her father and I would drive to London to collect her and her sister for the school holidays - where they would both spend days with their father, at his work - painting murals in community centres and youth clubs around Manchester. They would arrive in rags and need totally kitting out - new t-shirts, jeans, shoes coats. He contracted Hep C in 1973, while in hospital was given a blood transfusion @ University College Hospital! Her father was living in Manchester, with his new wife and his three sons. The sons all grew up to be well balanced successful people. They didn’t grow up with mental health problems- because they had a safe , normal environment, with parents who were neither drug addicts or self obsessed narcissists.

[@davidpeterson7197]

"Tony," or whomever this "host" is, needs to learn how to conduct an interview properly, using open and closed probing questions AND THEN SHUTTING THE HELL UP to enable the interviewee to completely respond to the questions! He is way too overbearing, and is constantly waving his hands EVERYWHERE in front of his face and into the camera. His hyper-dominating behavior makes a viewer wonder if he is using some kind of stimulant himself!

[@johnboyzan3304]

I agree, he seems like a lovely man but he interrupts and goes off on tangents which disrupts the flow of the interview