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Launched in 2013, Harris project The non-profit organization is devoted to the prevention and treatment of common disorders (COD) -Combination of mental health problems and problems with the use of addictive substances. Us Weekly joined the Harris project to bring you Missing problemSpecial edition focused on celebrities that fought COD. Here we revise our past coverage of some of these stars.
This story ran on USMAGAZINE.com 29 December 2021:
Original story: Avicia wrote about the solution of “urgent” pain in the final records in the magazine before 2018 death
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New Story: Avicia wrote about the use of alcohol to solve “urgent” pain in magazines before 2018 death
Death by suicide DJ/producer Avicia (Born Tim Bergling) In April 2018 at the age of 28, he shocked fans around the world who knew him as a unique talent for such dance hits as “levels” and “awakening me”.
The book was later explored in the book by the fighting of Stockholm, a Swedish native with anxiety, alcoholism and other health problems – including pancreatitis and gallbladder and amendment TIM – Official Biography Avicia according to Måns mosessonTo present personal diary records written during Avicia stays in medical facilities. But the musician also discussed his battles with physical pain and heavy drinking in many interviews in the years leading to his death, which culminated in his retirement from 2016 to focus on his well -being. “(I realized) that I had to make a change that I fought for a while,” he told the fans through my website per more stores.
Finally, Aviciii’s disorders that occurred were abuse of alcohol and prescription drugs along with anxiety.
Avicia died at the age of 28, April 20, 2018. DJ, whose real name was Tim Bergling, began his musical career in 2007 and signed with Dejfitts. In 2010 he released his first hit “Seek Bromance”, which in several countries culminated in charts. Later that year he signed with Emi Music Publishing. He (…)
Abused alcohol to cope with the nerves
Bergling said Gq In March 2013, in his career he developed a problem with drinking to deal with doubts-and the tour provided him with easy access and a sufficient opportunity to create a habit that quickly became usual. “You are traveling around, you live in a trunk, get to this place, alcohol is free everywhere,” he said. “It’s a bit strange if you don’t drink … I was so nervous. I just got a habit because you’re relying on this encouragement and confidence that you get out of alcohol, and then you’ll be addicted.”
In the document 2017 Avicii: True StoriesHe revealed that he feared he was too “stiff” on stage when he didn’t. “So I found a magical remedy that I had only a few drinks before it went.”
As his anxiety grew, he also abused the substances: “it was constant”
Another document, Netflix’s Avicii – I’m Timwho hit Streamer in December 2024, emphasizes how much DJ began to rely on prescription drugs to suppress his growing anxiety. “I just felt anxious,” he explained in his voice. “I didn’t know where anxiety came from. I felt it physically in my intestine. It was like a stone in my intestine, so it was how it was. And it was constant. Constant emotions.”
In an interview with CBS this morning In 2019, Aviciius father, ClassHe said his son was also fighting anxiety. Said he and his wife, ANKIHe saw the anxiety of their son as a teenager and connected him with professional help.
“If you have a child who doesn’t feel good, you’ll try everything to rectify the situation again,” said the Klas. “And you’re trying to understand what’s going on. So we went to a psychiatrist. I think he was 14 or 15, yeah. And he calmed down Tim down.”
However, when it turned out that his son was abusing substances as a mechanism of coping, the class eventually stated the intervention using help Arash pourenriAviciius co -producer and manager. Although Avicia initially reluctantly agreed to treatment. “In the end, it registered. We were excited. It got to him,” Klas said in Doc Netflix. “I think he realized it was the time to do something about it.”
DJ Avicii revolves in Marquee on June 17, 2010 in New York. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/Wireimage) Johnny nunez/wireimage
After his son’s death CBS this morning That his son was very open about his fighting with anxiety and depression because he “sought”.
“When you are an active producer, an artist, your mind is almost all the time,” Klas continued. “He almost constantly produced music.
Avicia reportedly tried to meditate for days, unlike timed additions, and a friend expressed concern that he was refusing to eat or talk.
Although he was aware of his struggles, he had support around him and tried to use tools for managing beyond addictive substances, he often felt impressed.
Honor his life fights for the help of others
When Avicia died suicide, his family issued a statement This partly set up: “Our beloved Tim was a seeker, the fragile art soul was looking for answers to existential questions. The exaggerated perfectionist who traveled and worked hard at the pace that led to extreme stress … He really fought with the idea of meaning, life, happiness.
The Avicia family announced their plans for their upcoming funeral. “There have been many questions about the organization of funerals for Tim Bergling, well -known fans of music fans as Avicia,” said a late DJ representative in a statement weekly on Tuesday, May 22.
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