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Allison started playing the violin at 7 years old. >> i played the piano and viola and guitar. they are the main instruments, yeah. >> at 16, a high school junior and student started to feel exhausted. then she has difficulty breathing. >> i couldnt perform every day tasks or remember how to dial the phone. >> she was misdiagnosed with bronchitis and then pneumonia. she was rushed to the hospital coughing up blood. she spent 2 1/2 weeks in an induced coma. >> they werent sure if i was going to l...

Tasks. i couldnt remember how to dial the phone. >> reporter: she was misdiagnosed with bronchitis and then pneumonia, and a few months later she was rushed to the hospital coughing up blood from a lung hemorrhage. she spent two and a half weeks then in an induced coma. >> there was a period of about a week and a half where they werent sure i was going to live. >> reporter: when she finally left the hospital, doctors still didnt know what was wrong with her. >> i had a relapse. i was again cough...

Psychoanalysts who found meeting in a self-evolved character doomed to live the same day till he becomes a better person. the ironic casualty of that film was his friendship with bill murray. they had a falling out after rapping and didnt speak for almost two decades. ive had dreams about him that we were friends again ramos said in 2010 before a rare disease laid him low. he had to learn to walk again, suffered a relapse, never recovered. among those who visited his chicago home towards the end...

At this moment. >> remember, youre trying to change your past. youve been going down a certain road for many years and youre trying to walk a different road. do your time a little differently than you have in the last eight or nine years? youre going to be one of our starters. i know that, i know that. >> i can come up here and i can get my stuff together. so i dont have to relapse into a condition that forbids me from being this free again. there is that form of freedom up here. so i come out h...

And prove himself out there. if he does sign this contract, he would be the first openly gay athlete not just in the nba but in any of the four major sports leagues in north america. >> and its not just a statement for him, but its also a statement for the brooklyn nets, because there has been this lapse of time. it was april when he came out. there has been this elapse of time. any team could have come forward and this is the first one as far as we know to at least extent a contract, a deal. >>...

>> oh, absolutely, right. >> you will relapse. its inevitable. its inevitable. >> if you had slapped him in the head. even if you had punched him in the face or kicked him. >> what about me getting punched? what about me? what about [ bleep ] >> this is something completely different. >> this is extreme. >> this is extreme. >> its like a blindside shot. how do you think i feel? how do you think i [ bleep ] feel? think in terms of me for a [ bleep ] minute and quit being so selfish. how do you th...

"you nearly killed him." who is saying i killed him? who is saying i nearly killed him? >> i think i just did. >> you know what? its like this -- i dont even remember half the [ bleep ] that happened that day. because when i came back, i got knocked out, too. he wasnt the only one that got knocked out. i got knocked out -- im more blacked out than knocked out, okay? all i remember is coming back and saying, what the [ bleep ] is going on around here, man? guys is everywhere. and im coming to. it...

Started before she had met bobby brown. >> we got to live with [ bleep ] -- >> houstons increasingly erratic behavior even played out before the cameras in the short-lived reality show "being bobby brown." but when brown spoke to cnn in 2005, he insisted he and his famous wife were finally sober. >> im working on a year and a half of sobriety. and my wife is -- shes working on her year. so were really doing good, and im proud of her. >> yet her attempts at recovery only ended in relapse for hous...

>> i think in my case. i dont know about anyone else, i think in my case, everything i do, i do to an extreme. and what i discovered, i had a big addiction in the 80s and spent a long time being clean. really, the one thing ive done badly is a drug addict. this time around i kind of have a program, i have support, whereas in the 80s, once i got clean, i thought i could do it on my own. then i realized, no, i do need support with that. >> so did philip seymour hoffman, he was clean for 20 yi year...

It doesnt matter how good youre doing, how good you are, you could relapse, too. >> eric sorkin wrote a fascinating piece in which he said about addiction, he had a conversation with phipil seymour hoffman who said when we die, thats going to save ten people from dying from addiction. but by covering this, by covering this tragedy, we are bringing to light tissue of -- >> but i have a problem with that argument. the "new york times" a day or two after the death has a front page story, hoffmans h...