Matthew Perry slammed head against cement wall ‘as hard as a human being can’ during rehab stay: ‘There was blood everywhere’

More harrowing excerpts from Matthew Perry’s new book revealed Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.

The “Friends” actor explained how he checked into a New York treatment center after spending five months in the hospital where he nearly died from a ruptured colon from opioid overuse.

In addition to using a colostomy bag for nine months, Perry admitted that he knocked out his two front teeth while nibbling on peanut butter on toast. Sun report.

The star struggled to do both at the same time, remembering that she was told to quit smoking before undergoing her second surgery and that she needed to detox from drugs.

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Perry wrote in his memoir: By the 4th day, I was going crazy. This was the hardest day of all time. “

He went on to admit that he stopped at the stairwell and was reminded of the pain he had experienced over the years, saying, “I can’t fully describe what happened next, but suddenly I had my head slammed. As strong as a human being can be against a wall,” the paper claimed.

“Fifteen love. Slam! Thirty love. Slam! Forty love. Slam! Game. Ace after ace, perfect volley after volley, my head is the ball, the cement wall is the court, the cement and the wall are everything.” Pain, and all over my face, after completing a grand slam, the referee yelled, “Game,”. Set and Match, Unaccompanied Minor, SIX LOVE, NEEDS LOVE, SIX LOVE. love is scary

“There was blood everywhere,” he wrote.

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Perry says: Atrium.

In Perry’s tell-all memoir, he also opens up about his near-death experiences, including how he was given a “2% chance to get through the night” and spent over $7 million sober. .