Lindsay Lohan
Lindsay Lohan
I know, so random, but does anyone else feel bad for Lindsay Lohan? I feel like a bunch of the stuff she does I have done myself and I can't imagine having MEDIA coverage of it. That must make it so hard. Part of me appreciates however someone so gorgeous and well known also having the same problem I have. It's a sickness that doesn't discriminate.
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you know,
many times when i pray
"at the end
"i ask God to keep me sober one more day"
(i don't want to be greedy and ask for forever)
and, also
"to please bring someone into AA, recovery"
so
when i see a celebrity going into rehab
i know my prayers were answered that day
best
fraankie
many times when i pray
"at the end
"i ask God to keep me sober one more day"
(i don't want to be greedy and ask for forever)
and, also
"to please bring someone into AA, recovery"
so
when i see a celebrity going into rehab
i know my prayers were answered that day
best
fraankie
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: east of eden
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I feel bad for her in that way, too. I felt lucky when I had my wreck that it was a big news day here and I didn't get on the news. A friend of mine was on the news after getting caught going the wrong way down an interstate. She claims to have been badly medicated for her bi-polar but think of how many people saw her on the news, she was on twice.
Everyone where I work now knows about my drinking and my DUI, and it is helpful but also really annoying at times. I work at a church that is set up for recovering people, got the job while attending an AA meeting there, and I suppose it has been helpful during this time of early sobriety. In my next job, I am going to be more careful of who knows that I am an A in recovery. Not that I am ashamed, but I don't think everyone out there lives in God's world.
Everyone where I work now knows about my drinking and my DUI, and it is helpful but also really annoying at times. I work at a church that is set up for recovering people, got the job while attending an AA meeting there, and I suppose it has been helpful during this time of early sobriety. In my next job, I am going to be more careful of who knows that I am an A in recovery. Not that I am ashamed, but I don't think everyone out there lives in God's world.
No, not every one lives in God's world. It makes it harder...but it turns out (I've just recently found out) that many people do (for me this means compassionate and understanding people)! There is a well of understanding and advice here and in AA that I never imagined.
I just read on the internet that Lindsay decided to stay in rehab. She has already been there a month. Here's hoping that she finds what she needs, along with all the other Alkies/Addicts still suffering.
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Yes, I do. Being an alcoholic is bad enough, but being one with half a million paparazzi chasing you must be unimaginable. But I wish she would take 'anonymity' a bit more seriously and quit talking about AA so publicly. Same with some others - I saw an interview with Ryan Adams where he was doing the same thing.
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Is it wrong for me to vent a small amount of frustration with celebs like Lindsay, who really never have to work another day in their lives if they don't want to, so they have unlimited time and resources to address their sobriety and stay focused without a lot of the day to day worries that most of us face. Of course on the other side of the coin, it certainly cannot be pleasant to be so closely scrutinized by the public and the media..there are stars who seem to handle their celebrity gracefully, I am not sure what has gone wrong with Lindsay but I sincerely hope she finds help and gets some peace in her life.
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