'Golden Voice' Ted Williams Makes Amends With Dr. Phil (VIDEO)
Earlier this year, things seemed to be looking up for Ted Williams, the homeless man with the "golden voice" who became an Internet sensation. But Williams still had to wrestle with alcohol and crack addictions, and got some help when Dr. Phil McGraw helped him check into rehab. Williams had an almost immediate relapse, but he returned to 'Dr. Phil' (weekdays, syndicated on CBS) Thursday to say he was doing better and offer an apology to Dr. Phil.Dr. Phil said Williams looked pretty healthy, and Williams agreed that he was. "There were a lot of things I lied about," said Williams. "I owe you some amends, first of all. I lied about my sobriety, and I told people that you had exploited me." Williams explained he had acted to increase his fame and attract more lucrative deals.
"You know amends is not about saying you're sorry," said Dr. Phil, "it's about changing your life. And it's about cleaning up the wreckage in the past." According to Dr. Phil, Williams is on his way to doing just that, having been in treatment for 90 days with more treatment and help in store. Dr. Phil is hoping the public will see the version of Williams he saw months ago when he originally tried to help him.
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