Miguel Melendez

He may have been clean from heroin for two years.

But his brain was not done processing that impulsivity.

And impulsivity, poor processing, and lack of insight.

Those are the three things that substance use disorder people suffer with.

Every single alcohol, heroin, cocaine, those are the three things.

And the only way through that rewiring is with another person in a chair face to face.

And that's just not being done today.

Everybody wants a pill.

They want a quick fix.

And these rogue doctors are not getting people the therapy they need.

In the end, the same thing is going to happen.

Somebody's going to be investigated by the medical board.

There'll be another trial in a year.

Somebody's going to lose their license.

And it's so sad that Matthew Perry had to die this way.

Yeah, I mean, it's tragic.

All these near-death experiences rooted from his need of these substances.

And he wrote in his book that he thought that the only reason why he was revived and given CPR in such an aggressive manner was because the person performing the CPR said, I can't let the guy from France die on my table.

That can't happen on my watch.

So in retrospect, Perry asked himself,