Wendy’s Take on Whitney’s Interview with Oprah
Wendy’s take on Whitney Houston’s Interview with Oprah.
On today’s show Wendy became emotional when she talked about Whitney’s interview with Oprah and broke down when she discussed her own past battle with drug abuse.
Tell Us: What did you think of Whitney’s interview?
Thursday April 28th, 2011 at 7:18 pm
Wendy girllll i love you so much.you keep it real.Every time you cry i cry, you are an inspiration.my mother has been addicted to so many drugs & ive seen her do them,also my uncle is addicted to alcohol and many pain killers.my mom has been in & out of jail so many times and leaving me with strange people for weekks at a time telling me that my older sister and i are worthless and mistakes we have two different dad’s also that we dont know and other siblings we dont know,i feel so lost sometimes.I live with my gramma now for almost 8 years, she adopted us,i had troubles last year with cutting,that was my addiction and i still think about doing it but i just think that the things i want for my lfe dont include scaring my body and possibly killing my self if things go wrong.ive seen a therapist whos helped me.im only 15..i just wanna say thank you Wendy and i luv u girlllll,i love what you do(thanks for getting better)( i read on wikipedia that your husband was threatening and assulting you and demanding sex from you, if this is true please help your self)
peace love and happiness
Monday March 28th, 2011 at 2:59 am
Hi Wendy, How you doin? This is my first time on your website,very interesting of clips I’ve never seen before although for some of us we just started getting your show down here in central Florida.
I missed the episode on the Oprah show with Whitney and I must say and applaud you about her not owning up to her addiction and blaming Bobby or whoever is not the way to go because we all make choices whether they’re bad or good and it’s not like he or anyone else putting a gun up to her head and made her indulge in cocaine.
I’ve been cleaned (powder and crack) since 1992 , I just turned 57 last week which I’m grateful to still be among the living with me also having an Immune disorder from sharing needles. I found out about my medical condition on March of 1985 although I think I was infected since 1981 which I refused to be tested until that year of being afraid of the outcome which unfortunately it is what it is.
If I had continued to be involved with cocaine I wouldn’t be here today although I have C.O.P.D. , I’m undetectable and I’m planning on staying that way.
I just want to say you are an inspiration to me and I think to millions of us who has been there done that.
May God continue to bless you in your endeavors and I love you like you’re my baby sister.
Thank you for your support and being there for all of us ex-addicts.