Diana-the last word by Simone Simmons

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Book from the National library. The writer is one of Diana's trusted healer. In 1997 Diana told Simone -if anything happens to me write a book and tell it like it is. Probably, this is the best book to understand the real personality of the late, told by one of the best friend, the healer. As a child, Diana suffered a family crisis when her mother left the family (for another man) and promised to return but never did until Diana married Prince Charles; nothing more than just to be the mother in law of the future king. After reading 3 of her books, each never fails to mention all blames be hers. unlike Diana, the rest of other sibling 'survived' despite the parental break-up but soon not being too supportive during the crisis.(crisis defined as her break-out with prince charles) Her sister, sarah once dated Prince Charles; the distance is very much explainable. Charles, her little brother whom she once adore much, is the reason to her food disorder problem. The only supportive family member is her father, whom never remarried, raised all the children by himself and died in 1995; just when the crisis turned into full-blow. The were chapters detailing the romance life with JFK, James hewitt, oliver ohare, hasnat khan and dodi. Hasnat Khan is the one she loves most, some others are just her bad-choices. Dodi is of course the "fatal-attraction". Diana was in real, a funny and sometimes 'naughty-head". Read the following Diana once made some funny remarks about Cherie, the wife of the Britain's Prime Minister wife. She said " she have disproportionate face and and strange mouth". she has somewhat mix feeling about her as the prime minister's wife; she was convinced that cherie wore the trousers in the marriage. Diana once had 'cold-fights' with Marie christine, the princess of kent (prince micheal is the queen's cousin). diana dislike her from the moment they met but they live next door to each other in keningson palace. she remarked her as a waste of space. there once a chrismas card from the couple with a photo of the princess standing taller behind the prince. Then she commented - you can see who wears the trousers there. Marie has always dislike Diana and called her -that stupid girl next door. One incident Marie set cat's traps in the Kennigston garden to keep stray cat catch the attention of her burmese pedigree cat. at night Diana usually sneak out from the bushes and set the trapped-cats free. In return, she placed a battery operated toy cat which miow-ed like a real one. Other than that, it is too interesting that Prince Harry, her 2nd son has dylexia. He too had problem in reading, just like my nephew. The crisis is the whole ingredients of the book. She loathed Camilla Parker, a married-women whom Charles having 'affair with'. (later I read a book about Camilla). Later towards the end, she always wished to be like fergie, her sister in law whom finally get a divorce and walked away as a "free woman". She knew as the mother of the future king, she would never such opportunity although besides being a mother, she resented her whole marriage-life greatly. the divorced was finally official. There was sad moments when she had to put all her dresses on sale. Each dress accompanied memorable events; she was devastated to see each pieces went into different hands. Later, there are some writing on Diana's charity works, the search of 'mean of life' and etc, before her tragic death. She truely a passionate researcher of her own wants.

Book from the National library.

The writer is one of Diana's trusted healer. In 1997 Diana told Simone -if anything happens to me write a book and tell it like it is. Probably, this is the best book to understand the real personality of the late, told by one of the best friend, the healer.

As a child, Diana suffered a family crisis when her mother left the family (for another man) and promised to return but never did until Diana married Prince Charles; nothing more than just to be the mother in law of the future king. After reading 3 of her books, each never fails to mention all blames be hers.

unlike Diana, the rest of other sibling 'survived' despite the parental break-up but soon not being too supportive during the crisis.(crisis defined as her break-out with prince charles) Her sister, sarah once dated Prince Charles; the distance is very much explainable. Charles, her little brother whom she once adore much, is the reason to her food disorder problem. The only supportive family member is her father, whom never remarried, raised all the children by himself and died in 1995; just when the crisis turned into full-blow.

The were chapters detailing the romance life with JFK, James hewitt, oliver ohare, hasnat khan and dodi. Hasnat Khan is the one she loves most, some others are just her bad-choices. Dodi is of course the "fatal-attraction".

Diana was in real, a funny and sometimes 'naughty-head". Read the following

Diana once made some funny remarks about Cherie, the wife of the Britain's Prime Minister wife. She said " she have disproportionate face and and strange mouth". she has somewhat mix feeling about her as the prime minister's wife; she was convinced that cherie wore the trousers in the marriage.

Diana once had 'cold-fights' with Marie christine, the princess of kent (prince micheal is the queen's cousin). diana dislike her from the moment they met but they live next door to each other in keningson palace. she remarked her as a waste of space. there once a chrismas card from the couple with a photo of the princess standing taller behind the prince. Then she commented - you can see who wears the trousers there. Marie has always dislike Diana and called her -that stupid girl next door.

One incident Marie set cat's traps in the Kennigston garden to keep stray cat catch the attention of her burmese pedigree cat. at night Diana usually sneak out from the bushes and set the trapped-cats free. In return, she placed a battery operated toy cat which miow-ed like a real one.

Other than that, it is too interesting that Prince Harry, her 2nd son has dylexia. He too had problem in reading, just like my nephew.

The crisis is the whole ingredients of the book. She loathed Camilla Parker, a married-women whom Charles having 'affair with'. (later I read a book about Camilla). Later towards the end, she always wished to be like fergie, her sister in law whom finally get a divorce and walked away as a "free woman". She knew as the mother of the future king, she would never such opportunity although besides being a mother, she resented her whole marriage-life greatly.

the divorced was finally official. There was sad moments when she had to put all her dresses on sale. Each dress accompanied memorable events; she was devastated to see each pieces went into different hands.

Later, there are some writing on Diana's charity works, the search of 'mean of life' and etc, before her tragic death. She truely a passionate researcher of her own wants.