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Lindsay Lohan Calls Dr. Drew Pinsky a "Quack"

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April 11 2010, Published 5:28 a.m. ET

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Following Dr. Drew Pinsky’s public words of advice to Lindsay Lohan, the starlet reacts to his plea for her to get help before something horrible happens.

“He’s a quack and a sell-out… Please tell him to stop!” Lindsay revealed in a statement to Gossip Cop.

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Worried about Lindsay, Dr. Drew explained earlier in the week to Radar Online that if she, “were my daughter, I would pack her car full with illegal substances, send her on her way, call the police, and make sure she was arrested.

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"I would make sure she was not allowed to get out of jail. I would then go to the judge and make sure she was ordered to a minimum of a three year sobriety program.”

But, Lindsay claims that despite her late nights out, she is doing completely “fine.”

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“I’m fine. I don’t get what’s wrong with people,” the 23-year-old explained to Gossip Cop, referring to Dr. Drew’s advice.

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“I absolutely wish no harm to her, but I just have a feeling that something awful is going to happen to her, like she is going to lose a limb. I hope Lindsay gets help before something terrible happens,” the doctor added to Radar Online.

“I have said this many times before, I believe that Lindsay will make a wonderful sober person, someday, if she survives this.”

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