Prince Harry (38 years old) once again opened his heart publicly, sharing some of the most difficult episodes of his life. So in a profuse interview with the trauma expert Gabor Maté, published this past Saturday, March 4. For 90 minutes, the Duke of Sussex spoke, among other things, about drugs, his struggle to find the truth, support for Meghan Markle (41) and the upbringing of his children. He also reported his life within the Royal House, but without the name of his brother William (40).
The interview began with an analysis of Harry’s memoirs, entitled Parce. Mate commented that many critics have suggested that the text is a kind of perdition where the Duke of Sussex is trying to portray himself as a victim. But for his son Carlos III (74) it is not the same. In his opinion, “it is an act of service” to participate in the main events of life.
After reading the book, the trauma expert diagnosed Harry with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). In his opinion, it is more than a disease, “a normal response to stress.” Harry took the comment from the event and opened up about his experience of going to care.
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Promotional image of a conversation between Harry and Gabor Maté. instagram
“When I found my therapist and started wearing Harry’s clothes at the age of 12, at the time my mother died, it was terrible,” she confessed. “One of the things that made me almost lose my love for my mother. I thought that if I went to take care of her, I would lose what I had left, what I could keep from my mother. What happened was not like that: I changed what I thought that was supposed to be sadness, to show what I long for him, knowing that I am truly happy,’ added the Duke of Sussex.
In this difficult process, the death of Lady Di and later, his embarrassment within the Royal House, Prince Harry takes refuge in those who love him most, and in certain substances that, at a certain moment, were of great help.
Dr. Gabor Mate explained that some people turn to drugs to treat their problems. He then asked Harry about his methods of using cocaine and marijuana as he revealed in his memoirs.
“The first one you mention didn’t do anything to me. It was more of a social thing. It gave me a sense of belonging and maybe even made me feel differently than I did,” Harry replied. “Marijuana is different, which really helped me a lot,” Duke of Sussex admitted. “It gave me a feeling of relaxation, release, comfort, a lightness that I could not hold for some time,” he added. “I started doing it recreationally and then I started to realize how good it was for me. I would say it’s one of the fundamental parts of my life, changing myself and helping me deal with past trauma and pain.” He went
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee. Gtres
The one who generated a similar effect on Prince Harry was Meghan Markle. “My wife saved me, I was deceived in this world and she was from another world. She helped me get out of there. My partner is a super person and he gave me a good space,” Harry confessed about his. his wife, with whom he now lives, in addition to a loving relationship, fatherhood, another matter that he addresses in the interview with Gabor Maté.
Harry uses his experience to raise his children freely and lovingly. “As a parent, I feel very careful not to dwell on any trauma or negative experiences that I had as a child or as an adult. My wife and I do the best we can – we learn from our past and overcome those mistakes,” the Duke of Sussex said. some users can join the relaxed conversation by paying 19 coins.
