American actress Carrie Fisher has revealed that she had to undergo drastic electric shock therapy to cope up with depression.
American actress Carrie Fisher has revealed that she had to undergo drastic electric shock therapy to cope up with depression.
After years of battling with alcohol and drug addiction, the 52-year-old star suffered severe bouts of depression that no course of medicine could cure.
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"You don't have a convulsion anymore, so it should just be called electro therapy. But it worked so well, I highly recommend it, even if you don't need it!" she added.
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