Gone but not forgotten!

[WiredIncorrectly]

Drug addiction apparently. That sucks, I know he had a crack problem all his life.

I love his album "The Great Depression".

[MyNameIsTerry]

Very sad news about Prince Phillip. 99. What an age! Her only just missed his 100th year. RIP

Condolences to the Queen, their children & the rest of the Royal family. I hope media intrusion is kept to a minimum and respectful.

Thank you for your services to our nations over so many years.

[pulisa]

I know we've all been expecting this news for ages but it was still a shock for me. He was of my dad's generation and a strong and resilient man. I hope he was shielded from all the recent Royal ructions..Maybe time for some reconciliation with Harry now? I hope so although the Sussex tribute was a bit terse.

[fishman65]

I'd like to echo the sentiments regarding Phillip. He's all over the media which is only natural, but also ironic in that's just what he wouldn't have wanted. I agree Pulisa that if ever there was a time for burying hatchets, its now. Do it for their father and grandfather if nothing else.

[WiredIncorrectly]

Bury Prince Andrew. Great idea. 99 was long innings. He was blessed to make it that far. His sisters were Nazi party members. And that old **** was a racist. So forgive me if I couldn't give a damn about him. Good riddance.

My brother is Jamaican who got bullied by racists. Hate me, but I don't support a racist.

[pulisa]

RIP Nikki Grahame who lost her lifelong battle with an eating disorder yesterday.

She went into a private clinic a few weeks ago as a last resort but the poor tortured lady was too ill by this stage obviously.

Such a terribly destructive illness which affects every aspect of your life with no respite.

[WiredIncorrectly]

RIP Nikki Grahame who lost her lifelong battle with an eating disorder yesterday.

She went into a private clinic a few weeks ago as a last resort but the poor tortured lady was too ill by this stage obviously.

Such a terribly destructive illness which affects every aspect of your life with no respite.

No way. I didn't know this. I remember her in big brother too. I loved how crazy and wild she was. That's such a shame.

[MyNameIsTerry]

RIP Nikki Grahame who lost her lifelong battle with an eating disorder yesterday.

She went into a private clinic a few weeks ago as a last resort but the poor tortured lady was too ill by this stage obviously.

Such a terribly destructive illness which affects every aspect of your life with no respite.

That's a shame. 38 is so young. RIP

There was a piece yesterday about how BMI is not fit for purpose with eating disorders (does it really take a review to tell them that when everyone who lifts weights or competes in many sports is classes at obese? ) and how the system has failed people in getting them to the correct specialist services.

I can't believe even now doctor's don't seem to get it. This should have changed years ago.

[WiredIncorrectly]

I had bulimia. It started of as a way to be in control, and I learned about this from reading a true story novel about a teenage girl with an eating disorder. That's what got me trying it. I then developed anxiety over fat and I couldn't stop myself from forcibly vomiting after food. I read that book so many times and carried it everywhere because I related so much to the character in the novel. Had that disorder for 3 years before I learned to stop it.

[pulisa]

Many people find that they just can't stop it..All credit to you, James.