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Feb 22, 2010
Lindsay Lohan Opens Up About Her Past Drug Use
"I've made some dreadful mistakes but learned from them"

Lindsay Lohan, who spent some time in the UK recently, gave a confessional interview to the British tabloid newspaper The Sun wherein she openly discussed her past drug use and proclaims her current sobriety. As best I can remember, this is the most open that L. Lo has been with a publication about her drug use ever … which makes for a fascinating read:

HOLLYWOOD wild child LINDSAY LOHAN today lays bare the extent of her drug addiction – and confesses she came close to killing herself through a heady mix of alcohol, cocaine and mind-bending drugs. And she tells of her “terror” at collapsing on her bathroom floor after taking sleeping pills. The bisexual actress, who has been to rehab three times and was jailed after being caught with cocaine, has always played down the extent of her drug abuse. But today the 23-year-old star of hit films such as Herbie Fully Loaded and Mean Girls sensationally reveals she hit rock bottom – and risked blowing her entire career. Speaking exclusively to The Sun she tells how her problems got worse when her father MICHAEL, a former drug addict and jailbird who beat up Lindsay’s mother DINA, started talking to the Press about his daughter in 2007. Lindsay, nicknamed Li-Lo, says: “When my father was going public, that’s when I hit rock bottom. I abused substances too much and it wasn’t the answer to my problems. People need to know that. I tried to mask my problems with alcohol, cocaine and mind-altering substances. Now I’m in a place where I don’t need to use anything and I can feel emotions because I choose to. I learnt from my mistakes and I’m now healthy and happier. I never want to be close to losing everything I worked for and aspired to have my whole life. Mind-altering substances are so dangerous. If I can teach others, especially teens, by sharing my experiences, then that’s what I will continue to do. I’ve made some dreadful mistakes but learned from them – that has probably saved my life.”

Wow … I mean, just because Lindsay is saying these things doesn’t necessarily mean she’s taken them to heart … but still, a public confessional like this does bode well for her supposed healthy new lifestyle. Her chat with The Sun goes on from here — and Lindsay has much more to say. After the jump, check out a photo of Lindsay taken for publication in The Sun (with reporter Emma Cox) and some from her tell-all interview …

Lindsay sees a therapist fortnightly and attends weekly alcohol education lessons. She says the first time she sought help for her addiction was in 2007 after collapsing in her LA bathroom, waking surrounded by cascading water – and terrified. She says: “I went to rehab three times. The first time I checked myself in because I had taken Ambien. It’s a sleeping aid but it makes you hallucinate. I’d run a bath and fallen asleep on the floor and the bath had overflowed. When I woke up I was so scared, I called my therapist and said, ‘Can I just go somewhere for a month? I’m around bad people and I need to take care of myself’. I was terrified, so I put myself in. There was a point when I didn’t know how to say ‘No’ and I was trying to please everyone. I was doing pop and making films. I was young and thought I could go out, have fun, then go on set and record. I ran myself down and I lost track of who I was.” Talking of the first time she was caught with cocaine, following a car smash in May 2007, she confesses: “It was in a purse and I was with friends. I wasn’t trying to lie to police. “I was only aware of cocaine because of my dad. I was terrified of it. But I tried it because I was stubborn, stupid, and wanted to see what it was like. It’s not something I ever want to do again. It made me feel like shit. It became uninteresting to me. I’m hyper anyway and I have that kind of personality so I don’t need something like that.” … She says: “I wasn’t driving like a maniac. There were paparazzi and their flashes were going off into the window. I tried to turn, then I sped up because they sped up. That’s when I hit the tree. I just thank God everyone was OK. But it was scary. I had three drinks, at most. I’ve been stupid and childish and I wasn’t thinking.” Police then found the cocaine in her purse and Lindsay entered rehab for a second time, this time in Malibu, for six weeks. On her release Lindsay had to wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet on her ankle. Yet just two weeks later, in July 2007, she was arrested for drink driving and cops again found cocaine, this time in her pocket. She went to rehab in Utah. In August 2007 she pleaded guilty to cocaine use and driving under the influence. She was jailed for a day and ordered to complete an alcohol education programme. Lindsay, who has spent much of the past week partying in London, where she also hosted a fundraiser for Haiti, says: “I’m allowed to drink now but I know my limits. There are certain situations where I have obligations. There’s no reason to (drink) because I don’t want to feel like shit in the morning. She says: “The thing is, at the times I was going out a lot and being seen everywhere, I would have been in college. My brother, who is 18, and his friends go out to bars and stuff till whatever time. That’s what you do in college. Mine was all in the public eye so it was magnified that much more. I’ve now learned my boundaries and I’ve been very good with cleaning house with people who I know didn’t have my best intentions at heart. A lot of people in LA are very self destructive. Partying so hard simply isn’t worth it. Life is worth living and there is so much to do and experience, it’s wonderful.”

I’m sorry … while confessing all of her past substance abuse is a good, positive thing I do not believe that Lindsay Lohan actually “knows her limits”. I’m of the mind that addicts may believe they know their limits but they do NOT. It would be in her best interest to stay away from all alcohol and drugs from here on out … but the fact that she will not seems proof to me that she cannot. She may “know her limits” now but when things get rough, I honestly believe she will forget her “limits” and go off the deep end again. I do commend her for being so open about her dangerous behavior. I just wish she would take her disease seriously and would swear off all substances once and for all.

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  1. Madsme says:

    The SUN?! Really, Lindsay?! Its a UK tabloid publication…it’s like News of the World. Really not a legitimate paper. I wouldn’t be at all surprised if this interview was entirely made up. They’re not known for journalistic standards.

  2. Tim says:

    Lindsay career is doomed to future appearance at small towns around the country signing autographs as the girl that appeared in Mean Girls.

  3. Kate says:

    Lindsey, NO ONE CARES.

  4. Jstar says:

    I don’t believe any of this…

  5. CB says:

    I agree with you, Trent. Addicts have no limits, and that’s why those who are serious about sobriety don’t even tempt themselves.
    Plus, it sounded to me like she is trying to justify her excess by equating herself to a college student. Not so much, Linds.

  6. Mr. Gyllenhaal says:

    She did it for a big pay check!!!

  7. yeahright says:

    she will issue a statement denying this in 3…2…

  8. Donoso says:

    ♫ And these are, these are the confessions of a coked out star..♫

  9. Tracy says:

    No, she still blames everyone else for her drug use. Until she takes responsibility for her actions(and i believe she NEVER will), she will never stop. I can’t stand this brat.

  10. jo says:

    Yeah, it sounds like a lot of denial is going on, especially with someone who has a genetic predisposition towards addiction. College is an experience, it’s not about the ‘age’ you are at the time. She didn’t experience college because she chose to be a professional actor at a young age, so what other people are doing at that age should be entirely irrelevant. And yeah, of course she feels in control now because things are fine, but as soon as there’s another break-up or another declaration from her father, she’ll probably lose it.

  11. krissy says:

    She will do anything for attention, no matter how degrading (see “Hoarder” episodes of Entertainment Tonight or whatever it was). If these are her words, she can’t possibly be sober. She is in denial, making excuses, and trying to blame other people. No Lindsey, even for kids that go to college it isn’t normal to steal an SUV to chase after a girl in a drug induced frenzie, running red lights and running over people. She needs to go away for a long time.

  12. Jill says:

    first of all, why didnt she talk with a real reporter, at least people magazine, for a little credit….. a little more believeability. Second, when is she going to grow up enough to blame herself. not her dad, her job, the media….. its her fault, until she takes credit for it, i dont think she has really learned anything.

  13. CHASE says:

    She looks absolutely disgusting! Her face – she almost looks like Fergie! How sad. I mean, she used to be a complete bombshell! Not so much now…what a waste.

  14. Smoo says:

    I think everybody is being very hard on her. She is 100% right, this is what people do in college. They go out to bars, they experiment with drugs, they have a good time & grow up through the process. What she was also saying is that its the age most people go to school, 18-22, some people need to read. Leave the poor girl alone. And I would appreciate it if people on here wouldn’t make fun of people addicted to drugs. It’s not funny. good luck lindsay

  15. Nettie says:

    I’ve gotta say that she actually has been looking a lot more emotionally together and bright-eyed (in a healthy sense) these last couple of months (though the photo above has some of the old crazed about it, but it may just be the botox and lip injections). Based on the evidence I’ve seen recently I certainly believe her when she says that she’s been reining in the drug use. Whether it will last is an entirely different question.

    With her family and the general lack of support system, she really has to rely entirely on her own resources to pull herself up, so I hope she continues…

    It’s easy to forget just how young she still is, barely out of her teens.

  16. foobie says:

    I’m not so sure she’ll change. At least not in the near future.

    Cynical as this sounds, Lindsay’s day-to-day dysfunctions are the main thing keeping her in the media spotlight now (and I think even she knows this… hence the tell-all interview for attention and some cash?).

    I’ll believe her when I see her actually doing something to turn her life around.

  17. Anne Marie says:

    OK – here’s the reality, cause I can relate. She is STILL doing drugs and drinking heavily. This is a PURE PR STINT. The lingo sounds like something I would have said a couple years ago. She LOVES coke and won’t admit loving it. She LOVES the mania of being high and drunk. She is simply bipolar (not that I am). She needs a mood stabilizer as well as therapy. She’ll be fine once she admits to this. Even silently to herself.

  18. Anne Marie says:

    AND – might I add, people here criticizing her…can you IMAGINE if you were FOLLOWED, bitched at, ripped on, ripped at, and ridiculed into oblivion? I love celeb talk as much as anyone cause I actually adore the artists in Hollywood. Have some grace, class and LOVE for humanity. AM

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