Hermano de Ariana Grande llama a Mac Miller un buen amigo que "fue maravilloso para mi hermana"

 

"Malcolm, amigo mío, te extrañaremos mucho".

Desde el fallecimiento de Mac Miller, un sinfín de artistas, familiares y amigos han compartido mensajes emocionales sobre el verdadero amigo, creador de música y persona que Mac fue para cada persona en su vida. Más recientemente, el hermano de Ariana Grande, Frankie, llevó a Instagram para compartir un mensaje emocional sobre Mac y cuánto lo apoyó durante su rehabilitación.

"Estoy más allá del corazón roto por la muerte de Malcolm. Era un buen amigo y fue maravilloso para mi hermana. Fue la razón por la que fui al centro de rehabilitación donde me desintoxicaron de todas las drogas, el alcohol y los medicamentos que tomaba, cuando no podría imaginar vivir sin ellos ", escribió. "Fue el lugar donde encontré la comunidad de apoyo que me mostró que vivir sin drogas era una posibilidad y que nunca lo hubiera descubierto si no fuera por Malcolm".

Explicó cómo Mac lo felicitaría en los días memorables de estar sobrio, con "palabras de aliento ... diciéndome que sabía lo difícil que es ponerse sobrio y lo impresionado que estaba por estar triunfando".

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I am beyond heartbroken over Malcolm’s death. He was a good friend and was wonderful to my sister. He was the reason I went to the rehabilitation center where I was detoxed safely from all of the drugs alcohol and medications I was taking, when I couldn’t imagine living without them. It was the place where I found the community of support that showed me that living life without drugs was a possibility and I would never have discovered that if it weren’t for Malcolm. I remember when I would get 30, 60, 90 days clean and Malcom would be there with a gift and a card and words of encouragement... telling me that he knew how hard getting sober is and how impressed he was that I was succeeding. Addiction is a TERRIBLE disease… many people are suffering from addiction like I am and many many of them are losing. Those of us who are struggling with addiction must stay strong. We must continue to work HARD on ourselves every single day and help each other. Our disease is strong but WE ARE STRONGER and I vow to work every moment of my life to keep myself sober so that i may be there for others. This is a difficult road but YOU DO NOT HAVE TO TRUDGE IT ALONE. To anyone who needs help, help is there. you just need to have the courage to ask, which I know can be EXTREMELY difficult... but when you do I GUARANTEE support will be there. do not be ashamed if you are losing the battle against addiction, shame feeds the disease, humility defeats it. please ask for help! you are NOT ALONE! I am here... and I will continue to be here... for you... Malcom my friend, you will be dearly missed. and I know you will be looking down on me from heaven, proudAF for every day I live my life clean and sober... 453 days and counting... Thank you from the bottom of my heart 🙏💖 AA: (212) 870-3400 NA: (818) 773-9999 Suicide Prevention Lifeline: :800-273-9255

A post shared by Frankie James Grande (@frankiejgrande) on Sep 12, 2018 at 12:09pm PDT