Amy Winehouse: They said Go, Go, Go
#16
Posted 21 June 2011 - 08:26 AM
#17
Posted 21 June 2011 - 09:04 AM
Clearly abusing something is how she still deals with her emotions but I don't know if that puts her back into an dysfunctional addict category.
amy is the poster child for dysfunctional addiction/alcoholism. she's never left that catagory unfortunately. shit, she almost killed herself, what, twice. if she doesn't embrace recovery and learn how to truly function with humility, she'll be dead. just a question of when. she has to let people in. she has to say the magic words..I need help.
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#19
Posted 21 June 2011 - 10:00 AM
I just can't even fathom how serious this is. One minute she's fine, then this but. Bad night and anxiety or is this the track she's currently on? Clearly abusing something is how she still deals with her emotions but I don't know if that puts her back into an dysfunctional addict category.
Such is the nature of addiction. I have been where she is, and I was about the age she is now when I started to get my shit together. I'm praying for her - there is ALWAYS hope.
I don't like to speculate too much, but if she is, as has been discussed, a borderline personality, this incident will give her a heightened sense of 'abandonment', and things could get very messy before they begin to improve.
I wish her well, obviously, and I don't blame Ray - he's a businessman, all said and done. We all have to eat.
I want to shake her cos it's like looking in a six year old mirror..... but the penny does drop eventually, for most of us.
This could make or break her..... Let's hope it's the former.
#20
Posted 21 June 2011 - 10:07 AM
She thinks she is stubborn? Not a bit of it. I was unbudgeable, and I still am. I am not doing anything I don't want to do.... and that is what is so essential..... she now has to WANT to do it.
Once you want to do it, you turn all that stubborness and 'fuck you, I do what I want' onto yourself, and clean up, damnit, cos I CAN and I WILL show you all! It can be a useful tool, to be headstrong.
#21
Posted 21 June 2011 - 10:24 AM
my mom was a low bottom alcoholic. i remember as young as 10yo, saying she's going to die. but i had an aunt that sipped on beer morning to night but she wasn't an alcoholic.
i bet most people here have heard someone say, i'm not an alcoholic-i just drink beer now instead of hard liquor. or, i quit for a month so i don't have a problem.
my friends in aa say it's not the alcohol that gets you, it's the 'ism' recovering alcoholics can be very funny.
i've mentioned my mother too much here so i've got to say that she did get sober and had 18 years sober when she died at 73. i was so very proud of her. i can't write this without breaking down. alcoholism devastates families friends relationships and an alcoholic will say, i'm just hurting myself, why should i care?
this subject is too close and too painful still and i'm old as dirt. jesus
#22
Posted 21 June 2011 - 10:38 AM
My dad, sadly, never ditched his habits. He always claimed to not have a problem but when alcohol (or whatever else) can make you so aggressive and confrontational, it has to be time to stop, right?
He smoked himself to death aged 66, and I vowed I would never let that happen to me. There's the stubborness, you see I make it work for me these days... I won't let booze ever be the boss of me again.
#23
Posted 21 June 2011 - 11:09 AM
i know the reason i've stayed single my whole life. i never learned to let anyone get that close. i operated on pure fear of going through it again. it really affected me at the deepest level of my soul.
my 1st therapist, who i loved, said phil, you're not married because you were married at 10 yo. it was rough but we were very close when she got it together. she became a very close friend.
#26
Posted 21 June 2011 - 12:26 PM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/13859224Amy Winehouse has cancelled all her scheduled shows on her European tour, her spokesman has confirmed.
I don't see why she can't get new management. Or is slavery legal in the UK?
Edit: Cancelling the tour is a good idea, but I don't see how Raye can determine what she does "for years".
Edited by Alan48, 21 June 2011 - 12:32 PM.
#28
Posted 21 June 2011 - 01:06 PM
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did any other news source say for years? i just looked at one and it didn't say that. i'm thinking the sun embellished(i'm sorry...lied) about that and that's the part that's got me and many others so upset.
i'd love to fire a laser guided missle to those pricks headquarters. god knows we americans love to kill people.
#29
Posted 21 June 2011 - 01:16 PM
ps. : sorry if this sound a bit rough, but I have to deal with health issues these days and continue to work my ass to stay positive, etc.. Amy is still lucky to have all these people around her. She should see that and be grateful. Most of us can't even afford all the services she gets.
#30
Posted 21 June 2011 - 01:46 PM
in general, even though alcoholism is a disease it's human nature to be pissed at them and want to set them straight. but in a strictly medical sense, it's like yelling at a family member because they have cancer. the only difference in the 2 diseases is perception.
ps...i reserve the right to get pissed at her at any time.
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