16. RIP My mom also watched that show so I remember her being on it.

Posted at 1:11PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Ashana

17. .........BUT HER NOSTRILS LIVE ON...............................

Posted at 1:13PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by jimmy d

18. You should do a separated @ birth kinda thing with her and that blonde chick from My Name is Earl!

Posted at 1:14PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by chris

19. That is so sad. I used to watch "General Hospital". Condolences to her family. She died so young.....

Posted at 1:19PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Jaye

20. Kelli

Why don't you take that dildo out of your ass and stick it down your throat. You talk way too much bitch. Get a life.

Posted at 1:19PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by You honk

21. Goodbye, Amy, you were both annoying and endearing, but always reliable. So sorry to see you go.

Posted at 1:20PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Kizzy

22. She was Laura's, Luke's wife sister! She was never related to the Q's on General Hosptial. She also had a successful line
of clothes on HSN! This is sad. I remember the day she came and the day she left! Prayers to her family! RIP Amy!

Posted at 1:23PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by VS

23. I hate to hear that - been watching her off and on for too many years to mention. May She Rest In Peace!

Posted at 1:24PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Cheryl

24.
Loved her on the show, sad when she left..... I beleive she was felisha's sister (sorry about spelling) To young to die, my prayers are with her family and close friends.
Cathi

Posted at 1:25PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by cathi smith

25. Thanks VS, you are right! I am calling my mom now. I can remember running home from school to watch Luke and Lauras wedding, I was about 12? Thanks.

Posted at 1:26PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Kelli

26. What is acute renal failure?
Acute renal failure means that your kidneys have suddenly stopped working. Normally, the kidneys filter wastes and help balance water, salt, and mineral (electrolyte) levels in the blood. When your kidneys stop working, waste products, fluids, and electrolytes build up in your body. This can cause life-threatening problems.

What causes acute renal failure?
Acute renal failure has three main causes:

A sudden serious drop in blood flow to the kidneys. The most common causes of low blood flow are severe blood loss, severe infection (sepsis), a serious injury, and dehydration. Most cases of acute renal failure result from reduced blood flow.
Damage to the kidneys. Certain medicines, poisons, or infection can damage the kidneys. Problem medicines include antibiotics such as gentamicin and streptomycin, common pain medicines (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) such as aspirin and ibuprofen, and the dyes used in some X-ray tests.
A sudden blockage that prevents urine from flowing out of the kidneys. Kidney stones, a tumor, an injury, or an enlarged prostate gland can cause a blockage. This is a rare cause of acute renal failure.
You have a greater chance of developing acute renal failure if:

You are an older adult.
You have long-term (chronic) conditions such as kidney disease, liver disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart failure, or obesity.
You are already seriously ill and are in the hospital or intensive care (ICU). Having heart surgery or stomach (abdominal) surgery or a bone marrow transplant can increase your risk.

Posted at 1:27PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Petite

27. Kelli, you're still 12 and still a RETARD.

Posted at 1:31PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by u ignorant bitch

28. People that put me down that hide behind anonymous names really hurt me. Oh please stop, I'm so upset! Not! Have something nice to say so you can have a nice day. Good luck. Everyone knows your one person by the way.

Posted at 1:32PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Kelli

29. Thanks Petite, I think I'm friggin terminal.

Posted at 1:33PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Kelli

30. Ok, That is it. RIP Amy, I'm outta here.

Posted at 1:36PM on Feb 2nd 2008 by Kelli