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Originally posted by sodascouts
I don't understand the defensiveness on this issue. Surely we all believe that coke use is something one shouldn't do, right? Aren't we all glad she's off it? Does anyone really think that she NEEDED that stuff to be the person we all know and love? That it was a good thing she got so hooked on it that she got a hole in her nose, which not only was detrimental to her singing voice but also nearly killed her?
I know the answer must be no, so what's the problem?
And did anyone really mean that they hated Stevie during the years she used coke - or just that they didn't like to see what she became when she was controlled by it? When her true personality was suppressed by it? I don't see how not liking it when she nearly falls off the stage because she's so high means we don't like Stevie.
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No, it wasen't a good thing that she was hooked. However, would we have the same Stevie? I personally like Stevie just the way she is... ex-cocaine habit and all. No, people don't like to see her while she was bad. There is a lot of negativity about her past problem and everyone needs to realize that it's out of our hands. Why be so negative about it? It's all a part of what makes Stevie, Stevie. Who she became when she was on it is still the Stevie Nicks we love... it may not be the absolute best of her, but it's a part that of her that still makes her up.
Maria
Just my opinion.