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Michael Phelps is an American swimmer, widely regarded as the greatest Olympian of all time with 23 gold medals. He became an international icon due to his remarkable career and performances in the Olympics.

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2009: Phelps’ Struggles with Substance Abuse

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2009: Phelps’ Struggles with Substance Abuse

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In 2009, Michael Phelps faced a major setback when a photo of him using a bong surfaced. This revealed his struggles with substance abuse, which he later acknowledged publicly. He was arrested for a DUI in 2014.

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After his DUI arrest in 2014, Phelps entered treatment for his substance abuse issues. He sought therapy and counseling to address his alcohol issues, marking the beginning of his road to recovery.

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After seeking help, Phelps made a remarkable comeback, winning five gold and one silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics. His recovery showed that it was possible to overcome personal struggles and continue to perform at the highest level.

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Continued Advocacy for Mental Health and Substance Abuse

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Continued Advocacy for Mental Health and Substance Abuse

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Michael Phelps has since become an advocate for mental health and substance abuse awareness. He has shared his personal story, encouraging others to seek help and break the stigma surrounding addiction.

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Source: “Michael Phelps Opens Up About His Struggles With Mental Health and Addiction.” NBC News, 2018. https://people.com/sports/michael-phelps-on-looking-suicide-in-the-eye-mental-health-exclusive/

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Michael Phelps Opens Up About ‘Looking Suicide in the Eye’ and Managing His Mental Health (Exclusive)

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Michael Phelps opens up to PEOPLE about managing his mental health and his past experience ‘looking suicide in the eye’