

From Three Day Cocaine Benders to 11 Years Sober: Danny Bennett
Danny Bennett had the loving family. The decent school. The holidays every year. None of it stopped the addiction. By his mid-20s he was 11 stone on a six-foot-four frame, doing three day cocaine benders, neck full of diazepam to come down, washed down with cans of lager. His mum and dad let themselves into his…
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