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Originally Posted by sarafield
Yeah, her refusal to take the blame for her addictions is really kind of ridiculous. She has said over and over that she knew she was fine with the cocaine problem, but "everyone around her" was so worried she'd go back to coke, she went on the Klonopin to appease them, apparently. Now, couldn't she have said no, I'm clean and sober now, and don't want to take a tranquilizer? When she had to increase her dosage, didn't *she* realize she had a problem? This is a woman who went to Betty Ford for cocaine and alcohol addiction (though she later changed the story to just cocaine addiction.) She'd been through the program and didn't recognize that taking another pill could cause her problems?
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I see your point here but here but I have to come to her defense regarding the Klonopin after the cocaine - there are plenty of recovering drug addicts who are prescribed various types of legal meds after their addiction under the care of psychiatrists as part of a post treatment program, it's really not that uncommon. Being that she has an addictive personality to begin with her doctor should have been more responsible in monitoring her dosage. I mean seriously, who was giving her a prescription to take up to 15 of those a day? I don't think she is totally to blame here for listening to someone who was suppose to have her best interest at heart.
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I'm surprised she hasn't said "No one told me overeating could make me gain weight!"
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Ha ha that was cute
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Hmmm perhaps she is lacking a bit in the "taking responsibility" department. I never really thought of it that way...