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Amy Winehouse's Mother Writes Public Plea to Daughter: "Come to Us and We'll Get You Well Again"
Monday December 10, 2007

Amy Winehouse
Amy Winehouse in London on December 4, 2007.
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Amy Winehouse's estranged mother, Janis, has penned an open letter to her daughter, 24, urging her to come home and seek help.

"We want to help you, but we know that unless you want to be helped — unless you come to us — anything we tried would be in vain," Janis wrote in a
message published in U.K.'s News of the World tabloid.

"So this letter is my way of making sure that you know ... that all you have to do is come to us, Amy, and we'll do everything in our power to get you well again.

"After all, you are still my baby and you always will be."

Writing that her daughter has always been "as stubborn as a mule," she pleaded, "Pick up that phone and tell me what's troubling you.

"Wherever you are, whatever you need," her mom continued, "we're here for you day and night."

Read the full letter here.

The singer has faced some harsh times lately: She called off her tour to support her incarcerated husband Blake Fielder-Civil and recently roamed the London streets in the middle of the night in just a bra and jeans.

In a recent statement to Usmagazine.com, Winehouse — who recently nabbed six Grammy nominations — apologized to her fans for her recent troubles.

"Thank you for all your kind letters and emails," she said. "I am grateful for all your support."

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