Amy Winehouse pops up on the BPD-o-meter again
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything about Amy Winehouse or any celebrity for that matter. I saw this article and thought I’d post the info. Sounds like she has some impulse control issues.
Amy Winehouse was spotted buying a bottle of vodka on her way to treatment at The Priory hospital in Southgate.
The troubled and talent singer, Amy Winehouse, made headlines yet again this week after purchasing a bottle of Vodka from a local retailer. Winehouse who is known for hits including ‘Valerie’ and ‘Rehab’ was spotted entering Meadway Food and Wine in North London’s Southgate area where she bought and downed a bottle of Smirnoff. The star, who has been the focus of considerable media attention following an ongoing battle with drink and drugs, was on her way to The Priory where she is being treated for her addictions.
An onlooker, who saw the events in question, confessed to being stunned by Winehouse who slurred her words as she entered the shop premises at 12.30pm last Wednesday. “I was shocked to see her buy vodka so early in the day”, said a witness, “and even more shocked to see her knock it straight back.” Other customers at the site also reported hearing the singer vomit before walking out of the shop whilst announcing that she had “puked” all over the bathroom. “I felt really sorry for the staff”, said a source.
A spokesman for the 27 year old living legend confirmed that the singer was in the area to undergo a period of rehabilitation at the private mental health institution. A Statement issued on behalf of the star insisted that Winehouse had not been sick but was simply making a “joke”. “Amy’s embarked on treatment at The Priory,” the statement concluded. Fans of the singer will be hoping to see the star on the road to recovery in the very near future.
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lily
Yeck…the awful culture she lived in seemed to feedback at her every move…….people who gossip or just make up the whole story – and this story could be a case of either…..seem to reinforce the self-loathing in some of us because we are not given the respect to be different – even for a few minutes when we have personal issues. Are borderlines somehow showing and dealing with their “issues” while some non-borderlines actually stoke their fires of misery in some way? To sum it up, we do live in world where parents are often not sensitive enough to the sensitivities of a hyper sensitive child. The image of bullies comes to mind…for me, not only my own mother bullied me but so did other, non borderlines at school!!! Ironically, my mother was an undiagnosed borderline herself, so there is even more self-replication, eternal perpetuation going on.