![]() ![]() So, when I read about her eating disorder, I couldn't help but empathise with her, because I know what it's like to be at the complete mercy of your own brain. I, myself, am clinically diagnosed with anxiety. There were dozens of meetings behind closed doors, romantic letters exchanged, phone calls had, all to knowledge of the tortured Lady Diana who had no other option but to sit idly by and allow this to go on. I felt the sadness, frustration, anger, resentment, and all other feelings that Diana felt as she watched her husband carry on an affair with Parker-Bowles during their marriage. I always thought Parker-Bowles was introduced into the love triangle much later. I was horrified to hear just how involved Camilla Parker-Bowles was from the very beginning. I learned so much about how it began, how it evolved, and how it ended. Or, if I knew it, I didn't know the extent to which it affected her life. There is so much about this woman that I did not know. ![]() It is also fitting that I read it during the summer that is the 20th anniversary of her death. ![]() It just so happens that I was recently in St John's and stopped to browse a local used bookshop, inside which I found a pristine copy of the book. Ever since I heard of this I've wanted to read it. This is easily the best biography I've ever read. ![]()
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