LONDON (CelebrityAccess MediaWire) — The singer, who has been trying to beat her alcohol and drug demons, said that her hubby has been seeing her through her ordeals.
Singer Amy Winehouse has credited her husband Blake Fielder-Civil for being her savior during her drug overdose in August this year.
The singer, who has been trying to beat her alcohol and drug demons, said that her hubby has been seeing her through her ordeals.
“I really thought I was on the way out. My husband Blake saved my life and brought me into the hospital. Often I don’t know what I do. Then the next day the memory returns. Blake told me later what had happened and then I was engulfed in shame,” the Sun quoted her, as saying.
“Recently I saw a picture of when I came out of the hospital. I didn’t recognize myself.
“I believe I live through pain. If you suffer for something, it means to me that it is not unimportant,’ she added.
Winehouse also said that she began to take pills to counter depression in her teens.
“Since then I have taken pills for depression but they slowed me down. I believe there are lots of people who have these mood changes,” she said.
“I just have this great good luck to have found this outlet – my music,” she added.
Amy is currently in the middle of a European tour, which she had to originally postpone in the wake of her overdose, and will be performing in Paris' renowned Le Zenith concert hall on Monday. Previous to that she cancelled her North American tour.
