“…the unique, the complex, the extraordinary and irreplaceable Diana, whose beauty, both internal and external, will never be extinguished from our minds.” She is forever queen of our hearts. Royal(ties)
“…the unique, the complex, the extraordinary and irreplaceable Diana, whose beauty, both internal and external, will never be extinguished from our minds.” She is forever queen of our hearts. Royal(ties)
gardensgrey: Today, July 1st, Princess Diana would have been 51 years old. As I look back at old youtube videos of Princess Diana, I can’t help but become obsessed with her life. I now understand why the world was so transfixed by this remarkable woman, and why one of the only memories I have from being 8 years old was when she passed away. Her aura was that of an angel. Princess Diana could have continued changing the world for the better if she had only been given more time. Her personal life was often dark; struggling with bulimia, depression, suicidal tendencies, and divorce. But her unwavering commitment to those in need never stopped. She brought immense attention to HIV/AIDS, land mines, leprosy, and numerous other causes around the world. Her empathy for those less fortunate made her one of the greatest humanitarians the world has ever known. Leading up to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, I often heard people say that the amount of attention given to to the Royal Family is ridiculous. But as Princess Diana showed, we need people with status to motivate the masses. Without her popularity, her work would have been ignored and unsuccessful. Diana should be an example to the Royal Family of what to do with the resources, opportunity and attention they are given. Princess Diana proved why the Royal Family can, should, and does matter.Some of the video clips and documentaries I’ve watched about Princess Diana even brought tears to my eyes. She had the ability to bring comfort and joy to those even on their death beds. Diana had an indescribable touch and warmth that even when looking back now, I can see and feel, but not explain. She related to people. For someone who was so plagued by insecurities and sadness, Diana was able to bring happiness, help, and hope to millions around the world. We were robbed when she was taken from us at the early age of 36. We need her compassion now more than ever. RIP.“I think the biggest disease the world suffers from in this day and age is the disease of people feeling unloved” ~Princess Diana

gardensgrey:

Today, July 1st, Princess Diana would have been 51 years old.

As I look back at old youtube videos of Princess Diana, I can’t help but become obsessed with her life. I now understand why the world was so transfixed by this remarkable woman, and why one of the only memories I have from being 8 years old was when she passed away. Her aura was that of an angel.

Princess Diana could have continued changing the world for the better if she had only been given more time. Her personal life was often dark; struggling with bulimia, depression, suicidal tendencies, and divorce. But her unwavering commitment to those in need never stopped. She brought immense attention to HIV/AIDS, land mines, leprosy, and numerous other causes around the world. Her empathy for those less fortunate made her one of the greatest humanitarians the world has ever known.

Leading up to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, I often heard people say that the amount of attention given to to the Royal Family is ridiculous. But as Princess Diana showed, we need people with status to motivate the masses. Without her popularity, her work would have been ignored and unsuccessful. Diana should be an example to the Royal Family of what to do with the resources, opportunity and attention they are given.

Princess Diana proved why the Royal Family can, should, and does matter.

Some of the video clips and documentaries I’ve watched about Princess Diana even brought tears to my eyes. She had the ability to bring comfort and joy to those even on their death beds. Diana had an indescribable touch and warmth that even when looking back now, I can see and feel, but not explain. She related to people.

For someone who was so plagued by insecurities and sadness, Diana was able to bring happiness, help, and hope to millions around the world. We were robbed when she was taken from us at the early age of 36. We need her compassion now more than ever. RIP.

“I think the biggest disease the world suffers from in this day and age is the disease of people feeling unloved” ~Princess Diana

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