I think it's wonderful that the British Royals - at least Diannah's boys - are going public with the fact that their mom's death affected them both emotionally. Gee how normal can you get. They even had moments of 'clinical depression' with all of the messiness that the 'disease' entails. Oh how brave they are to have risked being stigmatized as - I dunno uh normal'. Perish the thought. First, I think that STIGMA is the most overused and misused word in both the English and American languages. When I think of 'Stigma', I think of walking down the sidewalk with my friend Joe, who early in the AIDS crisis, looked the part of someone about to die of AIDS. He had Kaposi's Sarcoma lesions on his face and arms and legs, and sadly, internally, and upon seeing him, people would go our of their way to cross a street to avoid being even near us. Or I think of when my 33 year old sister - a Harvard Graduate with honors, suffering from the wicked symp...
Finally, instead of having my 'fireside chats' with myself, it's time to share these gems - well let's leave that at opinions, and see if anyone out there is listening. Twitter is a drag to use if you have even the simplest thoughts. For some - it is perfect because actually putting one's thoughts into print as inflammatory headlines is the extent of their abilities. I need more room. So, without further ado, .....