Well, either that or the way that Amy Winehouse went to rehab for about a millisecond before sacking it off to go down the pub. Now, the second step of overcoming an addiction is coming to believe that a power greater than you can restore you to sanity – only nobody told this to Amy Winehouse, who appears to believe that it involves cutting yourself while taking more drugs with a hooker then freaking out and attacking your husband when he catches you before stumbling through London bleeding for the paparazzi.Īnd it's probably this that has made Amy Winehouse's in-laws speak out in public about Amy's problems. And Amy Winehouse knows this only too well – days after she almost died from a drug overdose, Amy Winehouse was out and about and telling anyone who'd listen that she's a heroin addict.
It's common knowledge in these post-12 step days that the first part of overcoming an addiction is the admission that you have a problem. You'll probably just get angry if you carry on. Incidentally, if you are Amy Winehouse and you're reading this, it might be an idea to stop now. Following her recent drug overdose, aborted rehab attempt and blood-soaked self-mutilation prostitute fight, Amy Winehouse's in-laws have called for her fans to stop buying her records until she's better. Unless you're Amy Winehouse and you're reading this, because all that applies to you. And because you're not a recording artist. And because you don't routinely binge on heroin, cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine all the time. It's not uncommon for people to dislike their in-laws, although chances are your in-laws haven't tried to organise a mass boycott of your CDs because you keep spending the royalties on heroin, cocaine, ecstasy and ketamine all the time.īut that's only because your in-laws aren't Georgette and Giles Fielder-Civil.
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