Former NBA player Jayson Williams talks fighting his drug addiction
In 1999, Jayson Williams collided with a teammate and suffered a major leg and knee injury that ended his NBA career. He became addicted to drugs and alcohol and even landed in prison. He is sharing his story on A&E's "Addiction Unplugged," that will air in September. He also hopes to help others. If you know anyone who needs help with an addiction call 855-502-HOPE (4673)
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