Ted Golden Voice Williams heading to rehab

From the gate it should have been apparent that Williams was still in the lifestyle of addiction, but his "golden-voice" overshadowed the problems he continues to have with drugs, and his sudden notoriety launched him right past rehab briefly, but may now be repsonsible for getting him help.
"If Ted is ever going to get better, he's got to be honest with himself and admit he's addicted to drugs and alcohol," the statement from "Dr. Phil" says. "I've told him it's not going to be easy and it's going to take a lot of hard work. It might be a long journey for him, but this is a big step in the right direction," reported ondeadline.com.
Recently, Williams and his daughter got into a spat, alledgedly over his drinking, but he denies that. Entertainment Tonight is saying that Ted told them that his daughter attacked him. Wonder if this is more about money than true love, or hate.
"Williams was inundated with freebies, bookings and voiceover gigs after he was discovered by Doral Chenoweth, the web producer for the Columbus Dispatch, while Williams was panhandling on the side of a highway with a sign saying he had the God-given gift of a radio voice," reported myfoxdetroit.com.
In any respect, Ted does need help, and apparently recognized that. Hopefully, he accepts what is going to come his way as far as rehab, the work he'll need to do to resolve his past, and the aftercare/support network needed to help maintain his sobriety.
If he holds course, the golden-voiced man could write his own ticket, and there is nothing but hope, and well wishes from this end.
You never know about a person's capabilities, whether addicted to drugs, or having some other issues that basically ruined lives. Many are extremely talented, and both present day examples, and past, have demonstrated this repeatedly.
Recognizing you have a problem with drugs, and "accepting" it, are the first steps toward recovery.
You hold the future in your hands if you accept, and start resolving the feelings that led you down that nightmarish path of addiction, and Ted is on the right street away from the corner he stood on just a short time ago with a sign about his golden voice.
Good luck Ted.
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