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    Lady Diana Spencer

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    Lady Diana Spencer At 1st July 1961 Diana Frances Spencer was born as third daughter of John Edward Spencer and Lady Frances Spencer on the Royal Estate of Sandringham. She also has one brother. Her father was the equerry to Queen Elisabeth II and later 8th Earl of Spencer. From 1975 after the death of her grandfather Diana bore the title “Lady Diana”. After the divorce of her parents her father obtained custody for his four children. 1977 Diana met for the very first time her later husband Prince

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    Bulimia and Lady Diana

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    BULIMIA NERVOSA AND LADY DIANA Dated: 20th Oct‚ 2010 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IV I. INTRODUCTION 1 Background Statement of the Problem Purpose of the study II. DESCRIPTION 2 III. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 7 Conclusions Recommendations BIBLIOGRAPHY 8 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURES 1. CAUSES OF BULIMIA NERVOSA 3 2. LADY DIANA 4 SUMMARY Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder found mostly aiming

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    Diana Paper

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    hirteen years on‚ the hysteria following Princess Diana’s death still gives me the creeps By Ed West Society Last updated: August 31st‚ 2010 70 Comments Comment on this article [pic]It’s 13 years since the start of the weirdest episode in recent British history: the mass hysteria that followed the death of DianaPrincess of Wales‚ on August 31‚ 1997. The Princess’s death was a tragedy‚ as were those of her lover and driver‚ but it was a tragedy for her sons and other loved ones. For the assembled

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    Princess Kate

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    Princess Kate Catherine Elizabeth "Kate" Middleton was born on the 9th of January 1982 in England at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading‚ Berkshire (around 29 miles outside of London). She is the eldest of three children born to her mother Carole Elizabeth (née Goldsmith)‚ at the time a flight attendant‚ and Michael Francis Middleton (born 1949)‚ a flight dispatcher (later an airline officer) for British Airways. She was raised in Bucklebury‚ Berkshire. Her father’s family came from Leeds

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    Princess Diana’s Legacy Princess Diana once said “Every one of us needs to show how much we care for each other and‚ in the process‚ care for ourselves.” Although Diana went through harsh and unsustainable times‚ Diana kept having a strong hold on people. Princess Diana greatly influenced people all over the world‚ and she played and important legacy for adults‚ children and women. Diana was born on July 1‚ 1961. Diana was the third youngest daughter of her father John Spencer and her mother Frances

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    Princess Diana was not only known for her great sense of fashion taste but her great impact to the world. She raised millions of dollars for charities with little signs and tried her best to make people more aware of their surroundings. Princess Diana help over 100 charities and that still would not be enough to say how a great philanthropist she was. Princess Diana was born with no social standards and little knowledge of what she would become of her self. She had a few intercourses with the

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    Princess Diana

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    One year ago‚ the death of a princess brought an entire world to tears. The wounds are slowly healing and the grief is less painful. What remains are the lessons that can be learned from a phenomenon that few can entirely forget. At the time it was a mystery. A divorced member of the royal family of a medium-sized European nation dies in a banal car accident in Paris‚ and for a week the sun‚ moon and stars are knocked off their appointed tracks. Within days‚ Europe suffers a shortage of cut flowers

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    1:Introduction Diana Spencer‚ Princess of Wales was the first wife of Charles‚ Prince of Wales. She was an eminent celebrity of the late 20th century well known for her fund-raising work for international charities (http://www.royal.gov.uk/HistoryoftheMonarchy/The%20House%20of%20Windsor%20from%201952/DianaPrincessofWales.aspx [henceforth HoTM]). Sadly‚ she was famous not only due to her good deeds‚ but mostly because of her divorce with Prince Charles and later on‚ controversial relationship with

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    their lives to help who are in need. Princess Diana as an example did major charity contributions during her life. She was the patron of hundreds of charities around the world. However‚ her work with landmines and her support for the AIDS patients were forever noted. Biographical Highlights: On July 1st‚ 1961‚ Diana Frances Spencer was born to Frances and Edward

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    Princess Diana Bulimia

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    Bulimia is an eating disorder that many people suffer from. Princess Diana was one of the most well-known people to have suffered from bulimia (Farrar). Princess Diana described bulimia as “You inflict it upon yourself because your self-esteem is at a low ebb‚ and you don’t think you’re worthy or valuable. You fill your stomach up four or five times a day‚ some do it more and it gives you a feeling of comfort...It’s like having a pair of arms around you‚ but it’s temporary. Then you’re disgusted

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