Prince Harry says marijuana ‘really’ helped him deal with trauma
Prince Harry says marijuana ‘really’ helped him deal with trauma
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The Duke of Sussex has said his use of some drugs “really” helped him mentally, as a trauma expert diagnosed him with attention deficit disorder (ADD). In his controversial memoir Spare, Harry admitted to regular drug-taking and describes how in 2015, while living in Nottingham Cottage in the grounds of Kensington Palace, he smoked marijuana.
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