Rick Harrison reflects stars in a dose of 39 -year -old drugs
Parq stars a personality Rick Harrison He thinks about the death of his son, AdamAt the age of 39.
Adam He died from an overdose of fentanel In January 2024. Harrison, 59, addressed the tragedy in an episode of the interview series.In -depth with Graham BengerThis was released via YouTube on Wednesday 20 March.
Harrison said of his son: “I think about it every day.” “In his twenties, he was suffering from drug problems. I mean, O God, I put it in rehabilitation several times, and every time he did it wonderfully, and then he was retreating. I mean, I heard the same story from a million people, and I really killed him, and it seems that he was not a heroin – he ended up getting some fentanel.”
Adam survived his parents, Harrison and his ex -wife KimHis brothers, Korean and JakeAnd his three daughters. In the wake of a fatal overdose, Harrison – who ascended to fame as the construction and star of the History Channel Parq stars -I suffer from remorse and what if.
He said: “The thing is, when you lose a child, you guess the second – everything.” “It is like, was I able to do this? Was I able to do this? Was I able to do this? Was I able to do this?” It seems that it passes through your mind constantly.
Harrison continued, “I mean, I think I did everything correctly. You just sit in your head,” What if you did this? What if you did this? “You know what if you had just grabbed it?
Harrison revealed that Adam had stormed once to his home.
“I may imagine if we put it in prison for two months, it will clean it, but he returned directly,” he told the interview newspaper. Graham Benger. “You are trying to give him a strong love, but God never sees OD. You want to give them a difficult love and everything but I didn’t think this would happen.”
He added: “It is difficult. There is no instructions book with children. They are all different models.”
Harrison, the owner of the gold and silver store in Las Vegas, said he has since learned “estimating what you got, because you will not always get it.” “I spend a lot of time with my children as much as I could. I talk to all my children on the phone almost every day. I love my children, I love my grandchildren.
Harrison, for his part, adopts optimism.
He says, “It is easy to enjoy life.” “It is really. Just not be about miserable people and enjoy life with your family, friends and everything … it’s not difficult to be happy.”
If you or anyone you know are struggling with drug use, please call the SAMHSA auxiliary line on the number 1-800-662.
