While
accepting
the
2018
Woman
of
the
Year
Award
by
the
Peggy
Albrecht
Friendly
House,
a
residential
program
for
women
recovering
from
substance
and
alcohol
abuse,
Moore
spoke
about
the “self-destructive
path”
that
nearly
derailed
her
career.
“I
feel
like
there’s
a
defining
moments
in
our
lives
that
shape
who
we
are
and
the
direction
we
go
and
early
in
my
career,
I
was
spiraling
down
a
path
of
real
self-destruction
and
no
matter
what
successes
I
had,
I
just
never
felt
good
enough,”
the
star
recalled. “I
had
absolutely
no
value
for
myself
and
this
self-destructive
path,
it
very
quickly
brought
me
to
a
real
crisis
point
and
it
wasn’t
clear
at
the
time
the
reason.
Maybe
it
was
divine
intervention.”
Moore,
who
sought
treatment
in
2012,
thanked
two
unnamed
people
she “barely
knew”
for
delivering
something
of
an
ultimatum
to
her
to
turn
her
life
around. “Unless
I
was
dead,
I
better
show
up,”
she
quipped,
adding
that
she
was
given “a
chance
to
redirect
the
course
of
my
life
before
I
destroyed
everything.”
“Clearly
they
saw
more
of
me
than
I
saw
of
myself,”
Moore
noted. “And
I’m
so
grateful
because
without
that
opportunity,
without
their
believing
me,
I
wouldn’t
be
standing
here
today.”
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