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How Addiction Brought Colton Hanes Nearly To Death, And Then Back To Life Again

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Actor Colton Haynes says he's six months sober after checking into a treatment program. According to Extra!, Haynes says that in the past ten years, there were roughly 25 days in which he didn't drink. He shared that coming out as a gay man triggered his downward spiral, which was made worse by a failed marriage and the death of his mother. But after a seven-day bender, Haynes got a huge wake-up call. The 30-year-old confessed that he ended up in the hospital on a 5150 psychiatric hold, and was experiencing seizures and partial blindness. He now says that while he will "always be in recovery," receiving treatment was the greatest gift ever.

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