A short 3 months ago...

ETonline.com: Lindsay Lohan Calls Rehab 'Weird'

April 18, 2007

"It's so weird that I went to rehab," Lindsay says.


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The 20-year-old actress says she has no plans to give up the nightlife.
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LINDSAY LOHAN speaks out on rehab in a revealing interview in the new Allure magazine, on stands next Tuesday.

The 20-year-old talks about her recent trip to rehab, saying, "It's so weird that I went to rehab. I always said I would die before I went to rehab."

Even though she's under the legal drinking age, Lindsay says she has no intention of giving up her late-night club hopping.

"That's my life!" she says.

In fact, she tells the magazine -- after a year of attending AA meetings -- "I don't know that I'm necessarily an addict."

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gr8fuldaniel says;

Lindsay Lohan was arrested again this morning... I hope she can finally admit she has a problem.

Will it take many years, like it took for me, of destructive drug and alcohol abuse?

The first step in recovery is admission.
"We admitted...", but before we can admit there is a process of acceptance.
Acceptance requires a paradigm shift in the psyche, whereby we can not grow until we accept where we are.

If Lindsay thinks rehab is weird... wait until she gets a taste of prison or starts losing certain priveledges and rights.

I will pray for her.

Yes, recovery seems weird especially when you are there for the wrong reason.
The "wrong reason" is being there to please somebody elses requirement. (Like the law or a boss, or even a spouse)



We can awake to the idea, that this (AA) is the most viable solution for people like us. The moment of clarity can come at any time. Perhaps she will be sitting in a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and she will hear somebody tell her story. She will be able to relate on a personal level and finally say, "Yes, I too have this problem, what can I do to fix it". Addiction is a fatal disease... but you can get off the descending elevator on any level.

WE CARE! (Is that really so weird?)

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