121. Difficulty sleeping can be a chemical imbalance, not necessarily limited to the stress of acting/work. Just saying...

Posted at 4:48PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by BW

122. I still am having a hard time believing it's true. So sad. No one was there so who are we to judge anyone? We didn't walk in his shoes so we don't know exactly what happened and probably never will.

Posted at 4:51PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Ashana

123. So sad! I will miss Heath!! People need to be careful when taking multiple presription drugs.

Posted at 4:52PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Xena

124. I have had a sleeping problem for the last 5 years. Nobody really understands until they've suffered it themselves. And no one really understands the devastating effect of no sleep complicated by anxiety. If it goes on too long, you can suffer all kinds of complications - inability to concentrate, racing thoughts, elevated heart rates and other even more dangerous situations can occur. Don't judge if you haven't walked the walk.

Posted at 4:57PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by BamaGirl

125. I am so heartbroken over Heath Ledger's death......it is truly soooooo sad..........I wish people would quit speculating about how he died........ it won't help or heal the situation for anyone......I feel so bad for his family and for Michelle Williams & their baby girl- Matilda......... I hope & pray that Michelle and her girl can recover.....they are in my thoughts & prayers..:-(

Posted at 4:58PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Leann

126. Death is the ultimate high, man!

Posted at 4:59PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Jeff Spicoli

127. Heath who?

Posted at 5:00PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Jennifer in LA

128. you would have to drink alcohol for xanax to put you in coma... I think it was only ambien...which killed him...
He will remembered as a shy, sensitive guy.. who was destined for greatness.... not for the drugs, pneumonia.. whatever killed him.....

Posted at 5:01PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by ambien stocks going down

129. Hardly a tragedy when a drug addict OD's.

Think of people who die of diseases they have no control of, or are killed in accidents.

Posted at 5:02PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Jennifer in LA

130. still cannot get over this news. i can't stop thinking about him ;(

Posted at 5:03PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by crabbylili

131. People who die from cancer is tragic.

People who die while playing with drugs is just retarded.

Save your tears for someone who wanted to live.

Posted at 5:04PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Cartman

132. When will his funeral be? Any word on that?

Posted at 5:05PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by STACEY

133. I am really angry about all the faulty reporting going on with this incident. TMZ and many other tabloid outlets have made so many mistakes and yet they keep on speculating and printing things without checking to make sure they are true...this is a human being with a family here. These words are very hard to take back. Remember that. And stop making me ashamed of being a journalist! No wonder people hate us!

Posted at 5:05PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by m*sat

134. Hardly a tragedy when a drug addict OD's.

Think of people who die of diseases they have no control of, or are killed in accidents.



Posted at 5:02PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by Jennifer in LA

we still don't know what killed him, the autopsy report was inconclusive. by the way, it's always a tragedy when a life is lost, no matter how they died.....

Posted at 5:06PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by crabbylili

135. I abuse xanax and valium because the buzz is uncomparable. You get the feel of being drunk without the hang over or having to drink a ton. I love them!!! Gonna go take some right now...

Posted at 5:07PM on Jan 23rd 2008 by xanax_buzz