Kim Cattrall feels sympathy for Lindsay Lohan, urging the troubled young star's family and management to take better care of her. Lohan, 20, is currently in rehab for the second time this year at Promises in Malibu, California following an arrest for drunk driving last month.

Former Sex And The City star Cattrall is grateful she had done most of her growing up away from the public eye by the time she started her acting career in the late 1970s.

Cattrall tells British radio station Heart FM, "It's a really tough time growing up, period. When you're young you're trying to find out who you are, you don't know who you are. I think it must be a very confusing and scary place so that's why drugs and alcohol seem like a safe haven because you can kind of let it all go for a period of time but you have to grow up so quickly in this industry. Sometimes it's too much too soon.

"I feel for people like Lindsay Lohan it's a real cry for help when you're when they using substances to alter your being just so you can get some kind of peace. I would like to say to them, 'Where are your mothers? Where are your mentors? Where are these people who care for you?' That's what they need not people in the newspapers criticizing you ... you need love and understanding."

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