Kelly Osbourne Drugs: Former Addict Reveals Her Biggest Regret

I appreciate Miss Osbourne sharing her story with us. I am glad that there are treatment options available to people suffering from and alcohol addiction. I got help from a sober living called New Life House. If you are looking for help check out their website. http://www.newlifehouse.com

The little square-headed Michelin dough-chick is an idiot. Once an addict, always an addict. Once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic. You can't unring that particular bell. It's called alcohol-ism, not alcohol-wasm. One of the traits addicts and alcoholics share is they often didn't get the love they needed as children, but addicts - whiny little bitches that they are - take it to the extreme. They are the frigging worst. They always want to change everything so it fits them rather than them trying to fit in. As for cjcfleur's comments: I doubt your son died two days ago. If he did, you, in all likelihood, wouldn't be sitting on here looking at and commenting upon this inane crap about some chubby self-loathing dipshit who says she was an addict (because it is the cool thing for celebrities to do nowadays) and who probably spent more of her dad's money in a year on haircolor and high-heeled shoes than she spent in five years on painkillers and alcohol. As for Cathie and her comments: Shut up. Your comment "ANYONE who battles and overcomes their addiction deserves respect" sounds suspiciously like the perfect example of an addict wanting something for nothing, which they are always wont to do. Respect because you finally quit abusing yourself? Respect from others because you finally quit killing yourself on the installment plan? Okay. Yeah, sure. Good job. Respect, respect, You go girl! Give me a break. Very very few addicts who quit the self-abuse deserve respect. Perhaps a handshake, maybe a clap on the back, friendship or a smile, but certainly not respect. Respect comes from putting yourself into the service of others which means putting yourself last and putting others' needs first. And that my dear Cathie is an almost impossible task for an addict. They just can't stop thinking about themselves first in any situation and thinking about their feelings and how they've been hurt by their mommies and their daddies. Addicts are the worst. Their eyes are too close together, I, me, mine, I, me, mine, I, I, I. Can someone give me an example of when this chubby dipshit actually put someone before herself? And Pattyo4321, for your information, overcoming addiction is nothing at all like being treated for and cured of cancer. Once you're treated for cancer and free from it for five years you are considered cured. Done! Finito! Adios amoebes! There is no cure for addiction/alcoholism. None. There is no pill, no special elixir, no magic wand, no cure. One can be granted a daily reprieve, but it takes work and addicts just don't like doing that kind of thing. Addicts like **** for free! Addicts are the most self-centered, inconsiderate, insecure whiny little bitches on the planet. But I'm repeating myself. Sorry for the rant. Why, in the first place, does anyone care anything about Kelly Osbourne? What has she done, other than unwittingly and unwillingly spring as progeny to a hard-of-hearing drug addict musician, who no longer uses drugs, and his wife.

Who is this Kelly Osbourne ??

WHY MUST EVERYONE BE SO $%#@^&* HATEFUL TO ONE ANOTHER. IF THIS WERE NOT AN ANONYMOUS BOARD YOU ALL WOULD NOT BE TALKING LIKE THIS. No one knows if they are an addict or not. So many people try drugs and booze but few have it take over their life. But when it does it is devastating. So for all of you self rightous, feeling proud because you could stop, you were just damn lucky not to be one of the addicts in hell. Our son wasn't lucky and he died 2 days ago because he was sure it could not happen to him. So think again before you think you are so special.

I see the haters are alive and well. So nice to know that you are all so perfect, or at least you like to portray yourselves that way. Armchair quarterbacks of all types in here, always knowing all the answers. It is an insideous disease that knows no boundaries, all are susceptible---rich, poor, young, old--addiction has no prejudice. It is a hard road to travel and those of you who continue to be so judgemental will probably eventually face some karma in this area. ANYONE who battles and overcomes their addiction deserves respect. Props to those who have traveled this road and overcome their addictions, and props to those who keep trying.

That is a nice story by a cool daughter. They come across as honestly decent people/family. And, we need more stories like that and way less about the Kardashians whose only familiarity with decency is that they've heard it is a word in Webster's. Larry

"Osbourne", "Drugs", "Addict", all in the same headline?!?!?! C'mon!!! Seriously, though...it's great to see them getting it all together & leaving it in the past. Best wishes.

to all of you who have made negative comments, GET A LIFE! This is an epidemic in our society and we should respond with cheers for those who have overcome this disease of addiction. It is comprable to overcoming cancer. I am proud of each and every person who has overcome addiction :)

Kelly O ,you are a beauty now .

Is it the drug use that made her color-blind? That purple-grey hair must be what gives her the authority to judge other celebrities on their fashion choices.