p2pnet news view | Music:- Chemicals in one form or another continue to take their toll on singer Amy Winehouse.

Recently immortalised as a Madame Tussauds waxworks figure (right), she was was rushed to University College Hospital from her Camden home, last night, “after apparently suffering a ‘reaction to medication’,” says MTV.

The post has her father, Mitch, stating, “She’s fucked up”.

“It looks like a reaction to treatment on her anti-drug programme and new things she’s been trying as part of that,” a spokesperson is quoted as saying.

“An ambulance and fast response car raced to her house after frantic dad MITCH called 999 when she started having fits,” says The Sun, her local newspaper.

“Paramedics gave her oxygen and bundled her out of the pad in Camden, North London, into the ambulance.”

“Distraught Mitch, 54, was heard shouting: ‘She’s f***** up, she’s f***** up’.”

Says The Guardian:

“At least for now she is on the mend and due to return home. The singer’s irrepressible father, cab driver Mitch, told the BBC she was even well enough to eat a KFC last night. In fact, ’she scoffed the whole thing’.

“Strange times when the thought of Winehouse eating a Kentucky Fried Chicken dinner is a comforting one.”
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waxworks figure - Amy Winehouse: not fade away, July 23, 2008
MTV – Amy Winehouse Out Of Hospital, July 29, 2008
The Sun – Dad: My Amy’s f***** up, July 29, 2008
The Guardian -Winehouse to be released from hospital, July 29, 2008

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