“Sometimes you just feel like giving up on life and its many challenges. And for the first time in my life…I’m tired…and I want to finally rest. I love you guys.” Pat wrote on her facebook wall but when police and paramedics arrived to her Alpharetta, Georgia home, she claimed it was all a misunderstanding. TMZ reports; Sources tell us several family members saw the post and were immediately concerned … they began calling and texting Pat but got no answer. Then they went to her house, found her passed out in bed next to a pill bottle … and decided to call 911. We’re told as soon as cops arrived, Pat woke up and explained she had simply taken pain medication for her back, turned off her phone and then gone to sleep — unaware so many people were trying to contact her. We’re told Pat informed everyone … she was never suicidal, the Facebook post was a result of stress. Law enforcement tells us, Pat was taken to the hospital — as a preventative measure — and released a short time later.
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Late Whitney Houston's Sister-in-law Pat Houston Writes a Facebook Status That Suggests She's About To Commit Suicide
“Sometimes you just feel like giving up on life and its many challenges. And for the first time in my life…I’m tired…and I want to finally rest. I love you guys.” Pat wrote on her facebook wall but when police and paramedics arrived to her Alpharetta, Georgia home, she claimed it was all a misunderstanding. TMZ reports; Sources tell us several family members saw the post and were immediately concerned … they began calling and texting Pat but got no answer. Then they went to her house, found her passed out in bed next to a pill bottle … and decided to call 911. We’re told as soon as cops arrived, Pat woke up and explained she had simply taken pain medication for her back, turned off her phone and then gone to sleep — unaware so many people were trying to contact her. We’re told Pat informed everyone … she was never suicidal, the Facebook post was a result of stress. Law enforcement tells us, Pat was taken to the hospital — as a preventative measure — and released a short time later.