Actor Patrick Stewart had to have therapy after "losing his way" in his 50s and wishes his dad was still around today to talk about their strained relationship.
Actor Patrick Stewart had to have therapy after "losing his way" in his 50s and wishes his dad was still around today to talk about their strained relationship.
Actor Patrick Stewart had to have therapy after "losing his way" in his 50s and wishes his dad was still around today to talk about their strained relationship.
The 83-year-old veteran actor had recently split from wife Sheila Falconer, with whom he has Daniel, 56, and 51-year-old Sophie, in the early 1990s and soon turned to alcohol and pills to cope but found his way out of the dark time with professional help, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Writing in his new memoir, 'Making It So', he said: "I felt my life had lost its way. Sleeping pills, yes. Alcohol, yes. They became a part of my life. But, eventually, I became able to deal with that. Again, that바카라s the advantage of beautiful therapy - that you can talk to someone."
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The 'X-Men' star has had a strained relationship with his family over the years and recalled that there were times when he "hated" his father -- who struggled with alcoholism during his life -- but wishes now that he was around to sit and talk to him.
He told The Observer: "There were years when I hated my father so deeply and feared him, too. My self-discipline 바카라 sometimes at a cost. But the impact of him, the subtle impact, I have only come to understand. This is the result of 25, 30 years of therapy. I wish so, so much to be able to sit down with him. To say, 바카라OK, I바카라m 83 now, you바카라re 100 and whatever, let바카라s talk."