And why is the Media still talking about the death of this useless, no-talent piece of trash???

Amy was a human being and I offer my sympathy to her parents, family and friends.

hhirock, you're an idiot.

These losers are crying because they are afraid the gravy wagon may have left the station. This bimbo was in BIG trouble for a long time. If these were any kind of parents they would have gotten her help NOT have been the enablers they were. They are like all buzzards that feed off the bones of something or someone else.

I still can't belive her father thinks Amy stayed off of drugs for years.

Here we go, now thet can give her dad a reality show, he's in the tribe.

Just the day prior was the 10th anniversary of 911. The show should have been about that and what the US has done since. Who cares about a drug addicted alcoholic who died. Won't watch Anderson Cooper again.

when people lose loved ones secondary to the inability to conquer and control habits which can be considered unhealthy or risky, the sense of guilt can be overwhelming. the most difficult thing for a parent or loved one to deal with is this: we cannot live their life; we cannot beg, cajole, threaten, disown, or in any other way change their habits. the individual has to do the change on their own. we can be supportive and not enabling. we can respect and assist but we cannot do a thing: they must do the thing themselves. prayers help. love helps. but, love them and not their habits and love yourself enough to realize we are not here to straighten out their lives.