Princess of Wales to attend public event tomorrow

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

Naah, the happy person isn’t the one slobbering over a rich and famous person she doesn’t even know.

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

The thing is, this person isn't writing letters to impress you but to send well wishes to someone with cancer. It's not about you. Damn, who hurt you?

+1. Clearly a deeply unhappy person.

Naah, the happy person isn’t the one slobbering over a rich and famous person she doesn’t even know

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dr Sanjay Gupta says people often use preventative and adjuvant interchangeably. Adjuvant chemo is to try to get any cancer cells that are left behind after surgery.
So it's not some Stage I cancer most likely. Either it already spread to other organs or was in the lymph nodes
Poor woman.

You don't sound very credible.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I really hope she pulls through recovers fully

Agree. I'm glad to hear that she is recovering. Everyone is pulling for her.

The countries/people that were colonized and had billions (trillions?) in assets stolen from the British monarch are not pulling for her. Not necessarily rooting against her, but it isn't exactly remotely a concern for them.

Then why are you here if you care so little?

[Anonymous]

Everyone chill or he is going to delete this thread.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

Naah, the happy person isn’t the one slobbering over a rich and famous person she doesn’t even know.

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

The thing is, this person isn't writing letters to impress you but to send well wishes to someone with cancer. It's not about you. Damn, who hurt you?

+1. Clearly a deeply unhappy person.

Naah, the happy person isn’t the one slobbering over a rich and famous person she doesn’t even know

DP. I'm glad you're happy, PP, and so comfortable expressing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

DP. I knew I smelled a narc, lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

DP. I knew I smelled a narc, lol.

Maybe look up the definition of “narc” when you’re trying to insult someone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

DP. I knew I smelled a narc, lol.

Maybe look up the definition of “narc” when you’re trying to insult someone

Oh man, this is why we can’t have nice things. Don’t feed trolls because it gets the threads shut down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

DP. Your response doesn't make sense. PP resents you for your compassion?

[Anonymous]

This is good news! I'm happy for her and her family.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wrote her a letter to say hang in there, keep going, you'll get better in the end.

Omg. No…
Cringe

+1

+2

Maybe the letter writer will get a signed portrait that she can hang in her room. 😆😆

Such a transactional, American response.
When someone is really, really sick getting letters is a way of staying positive, of getting better.
You can go crawl back under your rock.

DP. I’d be more impressed if you wrote someone with cancer who doesn’t have the best possible medical care and an army of housecleaners and drivers and cooks and nannies.

You have no idea who I write to, volunteer for, what treatments I get myself. You live in a tiny little bubble and your only activity is with a tiny little walnut brain. I wish you well, I hope someone comes along and waters you and you grow into a decent human.

You resent me because I have compassion for people who aren’t immensely privileged. Says a lot about you.

Also, you’d be amazed by my job.

DP. I knew I smelled a narc, lol.

Maybe look up the definition of “narc” when you’re trying to insult someone

Oh man, this is why we can’t have nice things. Don’t feed trolls because it gets the threads shut down.

[Anonymous]

How long is the Trooping The Colour? Is Kate attending the whole event?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone chill or he is going to delete this thread.

Sadly, it will probably be deleted. There’s one or more posters that report the posts in every Kate thread and think Kate shouldn’t be discussed at all . J don’t know if it’s because she’s the princess or if she has cancer or both.

I never followed Kate threads on here pre-Mothers Day photo gate so I’m not sure if locking Kate things was always a thing here before or not. I know Meghan threads were always locked . Meghan always got a trail mix of nutty posters

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everyone chill or he is going to delete this thread.

Sadly, it will probably be deleted. There’s one or more posters that report the posts in every Kate thread and think Kate shouldn’t be discussed at all . J don’t know if it’s because she’s the princess or if she has cancer or both.

I never followed Kate threads on here pre-Mothers Day photo gate so I’m not sure if locking Kate things was always a thing here before or not. I know Meghan threads were always locked . Meghan always got a trail mix of nutty posters

I'm pretty sure the people here just to talk about other posters are the problem. Stay on topic, problem solved.