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Lindsay Lohan Attending AA Meetings POSTED: 3:03 pm CST December 2, 2006
UPDATED: 3:04 pm CST December 2, 2006 NEW YORK -- Lindsay Lohan has been attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, her publicist said Friday. "She started attending some, and I think it's a positive thing," Leslie Sloane told The Associated Press. "My biggest fear is who's the big idiot to out which (chapter) she goes to." She said Lohan, 20, made the decision on her own to attend meetings, although Sloane added: "And, by the way, she's not saying ... she'll stop drinking tomorrow." "It's a place to go and feel safe," she said. "No one judges her, and it's going to be a slow process. But, to me, the fact that she's seeing that there's something not right makes her smarter than the next person." In an interview Friday with E! Entertainment Television's Ryan Seacrest, Lohan's mother, Dina, echoed Sloane's comments. "That is true ... It's a positive thing," she said. The New York Post first reported sightings of Lohan at an AA meeting earlier this week. The actress, who's currently filming "The Best Time of Our Lives," recurringly makes that paper's gossipy Page Six and other celebrity columns for her hard-partying ways. Sloane said she thinks the press was unfair to Lohan by ridiculing a statement the actress wrote following last week's death of Robert Altman, who directed her in "A Prairie Home Companion." A sad Lohan wrote the rambling letter "on the fly" on her Blackberry, Sloane said. The letter, in which Lohan signs off with "BE ADEQUITE," has been criticized by a number of media observers for its grammatical errors and misspellings, among other things - including exploiting Altman's death for her own publicity purposes. Patt Morrison, a columnist for the Los Angeles Times, derided it on The Huffington Post Web site as "alarmingly incoherent" and said Altman might find it "comedic." "I want everyone to leave her the hell alone," Sloane said. "I'm so bored of this with her. No matter what she does, it's never good enough for everybody." | |
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whats up with u 2nite posting paris hilton and lindsay lohan news | |
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can you imagine going to your local AA meeting and having lindsay lohan show up? weird. | |
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PleasurePrinciple said: whats up with u 2nite posting paris hilton and lindsay lohan news
dunno news is slow tonight.. | |
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luv4u said: She's got a lot of growing up to do
She's barely 20. A lot of us do most of our "growing up" in our 20s. | |
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::: would like to go ONE DAY w/o hearing something about this twit ::: | |
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I saw something that stated that she wasn't giving up alcohol just yet, she was just checking out the meetings to see what it was like.
Which I found Hilarious. The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. | |
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it's not very 'anonymous' if the media is blabbing about it, is it?
if she's trying to get help, the public needs to leave her the fuck alone. | |
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lazycrockett said: I saw something that stated that she wasn't giving up alcohol just yet, she was just checking out the meetings to see what it was like.
Which I found Hilarious. i think that's called an exit strategy... | |
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Anx said: it's not very 'anonymous' if the media is blabbing about it, is it?
if she's trying to get help, the public needs to leave her the fuck alone. right? i thought that AA meetings were suppose to be confidential. | |
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aa meetings are supposed to be anonymous, and are not to be publicized, nor discussed or promoted on tv, newspapers, or radio.
if she's dedicated to her sobriety, it's a good way to go. the people who go are supposed to be anonymous, with no last names given nor used. still, i see in tv shows and movies accurate depictions of aa meetings. personally, i pray for her to continue with her sobriety. | |
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