Sharon Osbourne Opens Up About Ozzy's Relapse: "I Am Devastated Right Now"

The article "Sharon Osbourne Opens Up About Ozzy's Relapse: "I Am Devastated Right Now" by Nicholas White is about how Sharon Osbourne feels about her husband relapsing after so many years. In the article it says "We're not getting divorced," Sharon said on Tuesday's episode of The Talk. "However, am I happy? No. Am I upset? Yes I am. I am devastated right now." http://www.tvguide.com/News/Sharon-Osbourne-Opens-Ozzy-Relapse-Devastated-1064479.aspx?rss=breakingnews

Shortly after rumors were going around that the couples relationship was rocky, Ozzy admitted on his Facebook page April 15th that he had begun using drugs and alcohol again after years of sobriety. Some days after April 15th, Ozzy says that he has been 44 days sober. "I never knew that he was using prescription drugs. I knew he was drinking occasionally, but I didn't realize the extent," Sharon says. Ozzy Osbourne says, "I'm sober and not getting divorced."

After Ozzy's statement in April 15, Sharon said they are dealing with it as a family. "[Addition is] a disease that not only hurts the person that has the disease but it hurts the family. It hurts people who love you," she said. Dealing with drug problem in a family is not something to easily deal with. Sharon says, " We're dealing with it and this too shall pass. Otherwise, my husband will be taken to the hospital to get my foot removed from his a**."

Dealing with a drug addict in your family is a tuff issue. I don't know by family experience but I know from other people close to me and from watching television shows. Drug addicts can be hard to deal with and for the person taking the drugs it can be hard to get rid of. Sharon Osbourne is a strong woman. She's staying by her husband side and is helping him through his struggle's. Despite any of their hard times in their past and the fact that they have children together, she is still sticking by him. Most woman probably would leave their husband so that their children don't see the symptoms of being on drugs or to even let the children see their father on drugs.
   But Sharon is sticking with her family, through the good times and the bad. As the wedding vows says, "In sickness and in health" and she is staying with her husband in his temporary sickness. Would you stay with your spouse if they relapsed, despite the fact that you have children and has been married for a very long time?