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Cameron Douglas, now 40, details in his book the progression of his drug use. He started smoking marijuana at 13, snorted cocaine at 15, sampled crystal meth at 17, eventually becoming addicted to liquid cocaine and heroin. When Sawyer asked him candidly how close he was to dying, he answered, "Probably pretty close."
Released in 2016 and having kicked his addictions, Douglas is opening up about his struggles in “Long Way Home.” The memoir is frank, compelling, at times heartbreaking, and ultimately triumphant.
Cameron Douglas found his way home after a years-long drug addiction that landed him in federal prison, but the journey back to his family took a toll on his relationship with his father, actor Michael Douglas.
What started as teenage bouts of drinking, pot-smoking and hijinks escalated into a tsunami of hard-core addiction for Cameron — and caused never-ending worry for his father, Hollywood star ...
Cameron began using substances at 13-years-old, which quickly progressed into a serious addiction. He recounts that even after many years of struggling, including nearly seven years in prison, his parents “never turned away from me.”
“Long Way Home” is Douglas’s unsparing account of how he pursued what he calls his “demented death wish,” chasing addictions to heroin and liquid cocaine, shaking off rehabs and forcible ...
Outwardly, life may have seemed picture perfect, but Douglas began using drugs in his teens. By his 20s, he was injecting cocaine and later, […]
