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Lindsay Lohan wants an apology from the court

August 24, 2010 | celebrity | editor | 0 Comments

Even though Lindsay Lohan had cocaine on her both times when she was arrested for DUI’s in May and July of 2007, she’s now taking the position that her insane behavior over the years wasn’t because of drugs, but because she was mistakenly given Adderall.

And so she would like the court to apologize. For treating her as if she was using drugs like cocaine. Which, to recap, she was.

According to Lindsay Lohan’s latest medical report from UCLA, the actress was not addicted to cocaine as once suspected.
Instead, it is believed she was misdiagnosed as having Attention Deficit Disorder and given the prescription drug Adderall, which may be to blame for triggering her often bizarre behavior.
Now Lohan apparently wants some form of apology or compensation from the courts.
“Lindsay is fuming – she is really upset that the courts put her through all this,” a source told Pop Tarts

Please note that in 2009 there were 5.2 million prescriptions written for Adderall and another 25 million for similar ADD medicines, so it’s apparently considered safe, but in Lindsay’s case it drove a sweet and innocent girl into a downward spiral of madness.

She was a hard-working honor student, but then one day her doctor made a mistake and by nightfall she was a cannibal. It makes perfect sense. They should have one of those little stickers on the prescription bottle to warn people about this.

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