

From Eating Shaving Foam in a Hospital Bed to 10 Years Sober: Oliver Mason's Story
A nurse found Oliver Mason in a hospital bed eating Gillette shaving foam. He'd read the label. He knew there was ethanol in it. The staff had taken his vodka away and his body was screaming for the drug. That was the bottom. Before that came the panic attack on the Jubilee Line, sweating vodka through his pores,…
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