Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where did you all see that she had type 1 diabetes? All I could find is that she was an advocate due to her nephew having it.

It's literally the first thing that pops up when you google it.

Really? Can you link? All I see is info in her nephew.

I don’t believe she had diabetes.

Latest news is that someone called for an ambulance from her address for a suspected heart attack.

She couldn't be revived and died on the scene.

So sad. She was very good in Secrets of a Restaurant Chef and Worst Cooks in America.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where did you all see that she had type 1 diabetes? All I could find is that she was an advocate due to her nephew having it.

It's literally the first thing that pops up when you google it.

Really? Can you link? All I see is info in her nephew.

Anonymous wrote:Where did you all see that she had type 1 diabetes? All I could find is that she was an advocate due to her nephew having it.

It's literally the first thing that pops up when you google it.

Where did you all see that she had type 1 diabetes? All I could find is that she was an advocate due to her nephew having it.

Anonymous wrote:Given the technology we have these days for T1D I doubt that was it. Sudden death for women of that age is usually a heart attack because the symptoms are so subtle.

Agree.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve had two friends die of type 1 diabetes in the past 5 years. They were 50-55. So sad.

My 56 year old sister is losing her battle with type 1. It’s sad. She has a 17 year old.

I’ve had two friends die of type 1 diabetes in the past 5 years. They were 50-55. So sad.

Tragic!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous wrote:Was she bi? She was engaged to a women but ended up marring a man.

I feel like you answered your own question, genius.

Anonymous wrote:Was she bi? She was engaged to a women but ended up marring a man.

Does that really matter?

Was she bi? She was engaged to a women but ended up marring a man.

Anonymous wrote:This made me so sad today. She was just the best and I feel like one of the originals. She just seemed like the nicest lady too. Micheal Voltaggio posted this. She knitted too.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DLBO1ERyVMZ/?igsh=MWRhN2V5YmJrY3dlZQ==

Oh my goodness, what a lovely blanket she knit. Another talent!

I was definitely a big fan of Food Network in its 2000/2010s hey day. She seemed like a very cool person. I'm so sorry for her loved ones. May she rest in peace.

Thank you to whomever posted the photos. Didn't recognize the name but I sure recognize the lady! What a cool chick. My heart goes out to those who knew her and lost her too soon.

Anonymous wrote:Given the technology we have these days for T1D I doubt that was it. Sudden death for women of that age is usually a heart attack because the symptoms are so subtle.

The technology is not perfect and sometimes fails. Sadly, deaths still happen from T1D.