what were those mistakes? the mistakes were. i think we didn t know. we didn t know what to do. no one knew what to do because obviously, the responsibility of the addiction lies with the person who is struggling with the addiction. as a family, we could stand on our heads. how many times we had family interventions, i lost count. how many times i took her into rehab and she d walk out the next day. i don t think there is no right or wrong way to deal with it. it will be amy s talent that her friends and family remember next week on the anniversary of her death. on the 23rd, we ll all be together at the cemetery. the first ten minutes, we ll be sobbing and then after that we ll be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it s not a joyful thing that you would go
it might seem stupid, but it was our sense of humour. how would you like her to be remembered? is the nice person she was, the soulful person, and caring. 0n the 23rd, we are together at the cemetery and the first ten minutes we will be sobbing and after that we will be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it is not a joyful thing that you would celebrate it, but we do, we go and remember her. her parents hope her legacy will not just be music but a better understanding of mental health. here is a reminder of our top stories. more than 120 people have died in flooding stories. more than 120 people have died inflooding in parts stories. more than 120 people have died in flooding in parts of northern europe. these drawn pictures in germany show their sheer scale of destruction caused by the flooding and mudslides. 0fficials scale of destruction caused by the flooding and mudslides. officials in the western german district says
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the record straight. you can t airbrush alli the horrible stuff out. we wouldn t do that. but even through the times when she was seriously ill, | what got her through it and what got us through it it might seem - like a stupid thing to say was our sense of humour. | how would you like her to be remembered? as the nice person she was, soulful person, and caring. 0n the 23rd, we re all- together at the cemetery. the first ten minutes, - we ll be sobbing and then, after that, we ll be in fits of laughter with a new amy anecdote. although it s not a joyful thing that you would go and celebrate, we do. we actually go and remember her. and amy s parents hope her legacy will notjust be music but a better understanding of mental health. mark savage, bbc news.