Kate has cancer.
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Twatter in of itself isn't the problem, it's the credibility people, especially legacy media attribute to it. It provides a very jaundice view of the world, treats the extreme as if it's the norm. Normal people aren't posting on (or even reading) twatter every day. This is similar to how politics has quickly raced to the bottom, people who look after these types (politicians, royals, c lebs) and think they have to try and manage the narrative on twatter and what they invariably do instead is exacerbate the problem (as they see it). You can't reason with idiots.
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just bulimia.
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if its upset you/spoilt your weekend etc your going to need alot of tissues,3.5 million people currently getting treated for cancer in uk and all 3,5 million of them will be getting inferior treatment/waiting time to her,save any tears for those in far worse situation than her
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She's our future Queen; she's high profile. Not to say other sufferers are of lesser importance.
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Come on. This was somewhat anticipated. The reticence of news was not a good omen. Then her husband opted not to attend a family-related event at the last minute.
I wish her well, and be back to full health and enjoy being a mum to her little ones. The country can wait, and secondary; pinkest of health 1st and foremost. |
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Does anyone still use twatter?
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