Matthew Perrys family is speaking out on the first anniversary of his deathin an emotional interview withTodays Savannah Guthrie.
Im a very lucky woman.
But there was one glitch, there was one problem that I couldnt I couldnt conquer it.
Matthew Perry’s family in interview with ‘Today'’s Savannah GuthrieNBC
I couldnt help him, she said.
He tried to make people see that that was a brave thing, Suzanne Morrison said.
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiners Office determined he died of acute effects of ketamine.
I dont even know if in his mind he had relapsed, his sister Madeline Morrison said.
Keith Morrison agreed, noting I dont think he did.
But he said, Im not frightened anymore.
And it worried me, Emily Morrison said.
Whenever Im there, there will be people coming to see him still now.
Usually that wears off, she said.
They leave really lovely letters to him.
Like, I felt so sad.
You helped me get through my teen years, she said, calling his impact on people just unbelievable.
She said she has kept all the notes.
Ill maybe release them sometime, so people can see.
But they really did love him, because they could relate to him.
