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Singer Posts Scary Message On Facebook: ‘I Have Taken An Overdose’

Sinead O’Connor Overdose Suicide
Source: Splash News

Nov. 29 2015, Updated 7:39 p.m. ET

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Sinead O’Connor threw fans and loved ones into a panic on Sunday after she posted a frightening message on Facebook claiming she had “taken an overdose.”

“This week has broken me,”wrote O’Connor, who attempted suicide 15 years. “The last two nights finished me off. I have taken an overdose. There is no other way to get respect. I am not at home, I’m at a hotel, somewhere in Ireland, under another name.”

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O’Connor, 48, blasted her family and claimed they turned their backs on her after undergoing a hysterectomy earlier this year.

Apparently I’m scum and deserve to be abandoned and treated like s--t even when I’ve had my womb and ovaries chopped out and my child is frighteningly sick,” she claimed. “I’m such a rotten horrible mother and Person, that I’ve been alone. Howling for weeks.”

O’Connor, who is in the midst of a vicious visitation fight with her youngest son’s dad, also wrote that her family “wouldn’t know if I was dead until weeks from now if I wasn’t f--king informing them now.”

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“Well done guys, you’ve finally got rid of me. Sorry the penny didn’t drop sooner. I’m an idiot,” she continued. “Everyone is better off. Never ever do this to a woman again.”

Irish police reportedly were able to locate O’Connor and said she was currently “safe and sound.”

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