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From: pohlke@inf.fu-berlin.de (Andreas Pohlke)
Date: 18 Sep 1997 15:26:28 GMT
Subject: Re: Kate vs. Diana
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fastslow@idt.net (Don) writes: >>>Did you know that when she took her sons to see AIDS patients that this >>>paragon of virtue told her sons the people had cancer...not AIDS? What do >>>you think about that? >>Is this true?! I kind of doubt it. How old were her sons at the >>time? Maybe they were very young? >It's REALLY true. During one of the tributes to her life, I heard the words >directly from her mouth, on screen. Needless to say, my wife and I were >absolutely flabbergasted that would admit to this, and she did it >completely without shame. She just threw in that little tidbit after she >was bragging to an interviewer that she had taken her kids to visit AIDS >patients. As to their ages at the time, that I can't say. Does it matter? It does. How do I explain AIDS to a child? Cancer is something morre common and AIDS resembles cancer partially (hey, didn't we use to call it homo-cancer or the like? -in German: Schwulenkrebs-, that was in the mid-eighties or so). I think, this is not very important at all, because _she_ knew about it. The kids will get the clue from TV or at school, if not told by their parents before. Andreas. >- Don -- Andreas Pohlke <pohlke@ inf.fu-berlin.de> Institute for Computer Science http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/~pohlke Free University of Berlin "superstition brings bad luck" Germany