Rosie O’Donnell Gets Redfaced to Chill Out

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At this point we don’t know if Rosie’s trying to get attention or if she genuinely does have a problem worth noting. In any case, she recently stated that after being treated for depression post-Columbine, she now hangs upside-down for 30 minutes a day to improve her mental state.

We find it hard to believe she endures that awkward state a half-hour at a time to improve her well-being. Then again, of late she’s dealing with positions far less comfortable.

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