by *Carol ~Bronx Southern Belle Y.
Member since:
January 16, 2007

Kate Middleton nurse suicide

December 09, 2012 05:01 PM UTC
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Kate Middleton's nurse committed suicide after receiving a phone call from an Australian radio station. The disc jockeys pretended to be the Queen and were able to get information from two nurses on Kate Middleton's condition.

The world is angry at the two pranksters; however, isn't it much ado about nothing? The poor woman committed suicide was unbalanced to begin with. I would never put the blame on anyone for something like that.

What's your take?

Comments: 9

Larry H. Dec 9, 2012, 5:18pm UTC
THATS SAD
Rae M. Dec 9, 2012, 5:22pm UTC
It is very sad, and pretty mean of the DJ's as obviously The Queen is likely very intimidating and she thought it was her. Of course you have to be unstable in the first place to kill yourself, but what they did was still pretty mean.
Steph-in-NE ..... Dec 9, 2012, 5:27pm UTC
I blame folk who thrive on the news for this and yes Carol I feel you are one of them like the million of others, I feel media hog mourgler done this to her
Janet "Jax" B. Dec 9, 2012, 7:54pm UTC
I bet it was a spur of the moment decision brought on by what happened with the DJs.
Rayda Renshaw Dec 9, 2012, 9:49pm UTC
One does not have to be "unbalanced" in order to be suicidal. The point is that we never know what another person is dealing with in their own lives and this woman obviously had much more pressure on her than she could handle. The DJs did not stop to think how their actions might effect others and, sad to say, this is something that society at large fails to do. The suicide was tragic and what the DJs did was obviously the trigger...the proverbial straw. We all need to be kinder to those around us because we never know when our thoughtlessness might be the final straw in someone else's life.
Heather W. Dec 9, 2012, 10:13pm UTC
I think it is terribly tragic.
Janet H. Dec 10, 2012, 2:03am UTC
I think the woman was much too hard on herself for her mistake and that she felt deceived, humiliated, embarrassed, guilty, and a bunch of other negative emotions. It appears that she would rather kill herself than hear all the blaming and comments about her mistake. Reports said she was an excellent nurse before this and a good person. I think the DJs from the radio station did a terrible thing calling up the hospital and lying about who they were to get information they were not entitled to. So, they deserve some of the blame for what happened.
Karen E. Dec 10, 2012, 3:05am UTC
She must have been very weak to such a thing...
Rachel D. Dec 10, 2012, 6:57pm UTC
The Australian radio station had to apologize for their actions. Honestly? They did it as a prank and I don't find ANYONE trying to call a hospital to find out details of someone's medical condition particularly funny.

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