Many soldiers suffer from a variety of psychological problems including nightmares, flashbacks, paranoia and irrational anger for these reasons, Alcohol and Drug abuse is quickly becoming a growing problem among returning war vets, with the number of binge drinkers and narco-users nearly doubling in the past six years. Figures suggest that 11 out of every 1,000 soldiers suffered from alcohol abuse problems in the first have of 2009.

In a statement released by her publicist, Lohan states, “I have made a proactive decision to take care of my personal health. I appreciate your well wishes and ask that you please respect my privacy at this time.”

The 22-year-old starlet checked herself into L.A.’s Laurel Canyon Wonderland Center after an all-night drinking binge led to her being found early the next morning passed out in a hallway at a party hosted by Prince at the Beverly Wilshire.

According to the facility’s Web site, the Wonderland Center is a “residential treatment and detoxification facility providing services for alcohol, substance abuse and relapse-prevention programs.”

In a July 26 letter to Lohan, the CEO of Morgan Creek Productions, James G. Robinson, said Lohan was “discourteous, irresponsible and unprofessional” and was acting “like a spoiled child.” Being late to movie sets, skipping meetings with casting directors, and filling water bottles with Vodka at 19, this girl definitely needs to get her sh*! straight.

More and more celebrities are being admitted into rehabilitation for Alcohol and Narcotic Abuse these days more than ever. Why is it that these celebs can’t take control over their actions? If I were lucky enough to be as financially set as some of these rehab-a-holics are, I certainly wouldn’t be found passed out in a hallway.

Though many do argue that Lohan’s childhood fame, is the root of her current issues, I think its nothing more than an excuse. Hopefully she can get herself under control and get back into the spotlight where she definitely has alot of potential to becoming a respectable actress.

Many soldiers suffer from a variety of psychological problems including nightmares, flashbacks, paranoia and irrational anger for these reasons, Alcohol and Drug abuse is quickly becoming a growing problem among returning war vets, with the number of binge drinkers and narco-users nearly doubling in the past six years. Figures suggest that 11 out of every 1,000 soldiers suffered from alcohol abuse problems in the first have of 2009.

In a statement released by her publicist, Lohan states, “I have made a proactive decision to take care of my personal health. I appreciate your well wishes and ask that you please respect my privacy at this time.”

The 22-year-old starlet checked herself into L.A.’s Laurel Canyon Wonderland Center after an all-night drinking binge led to her being found early the next morning passed out in a hallway at a party hosted by Prince at the Beverly Wilshire.

According to the facility’s Web site, the Wonderland Center is a “residential treatment and detoxification facility providing services for alcohol, substance abuse and relapse-prevention programs.”

In a July 26 letter to Lohan, the CEO of Morgan Creek Productions, James G. Robinson, said Lohan was “discourteous, irresponsible and unprofessional” and was acting “like a spoiled child.” Being late to movie sets, skipping meetings with casting directors, and filling water bottles with Vodka at 19, this girl definitely needs to get her sh*! straight.

More and more celebrities are being admitted into rehabilitation for Alcohol and Narcotic Abuse these days more than ever. Why is it that these celebs can’t take control over their actions? If I were lucky enough to be as financially set as some of these rehab-a-holics are, I certainly wouldn’t be found passed out in a hallway.

Though many do argue that Lohan’s childhood fame, is the root of her current issues, I think its nothing more than an excuse. Hopefully she can get herself under control and get back into the spotlight where she definitely has alot of potential to becoming a respectable actress.