Susannah:
'Why on earth do some regard any reference on here to her probable fragile mental state as some sort of insult? We are all trying to mke sense of what she did, and surely no-one can disagree that suicide was an extreme reaction to what was, despite what anyone says, a minor incident.
The hospital clearly stated that she was not reprimanded at all, and Buckingham palace have also confirmed that no complaint was issued from them.'
I don't find it insulting. Her family might well do though.
You are obviously quite clear in your mind that this was a 'minor' incident, despite suggestions my multiple posters on several threads that it wasn't. Lots of people have disagreed with you- you only need to read the posts here.
I find your opinions and way of expressing yourself incredibly arrogant and stupid. Even if it was may have been 'minor' to you, which I doubt you can honestly say, unless you have been in the same or v similar circumstances, it clearly wasn't minor to her and she was a different person, who should not be judged to be unstable/ weak or whatever simply because her feelings were different to what yours may or may not have been in the same set of circumstances.
As far as the hospital stating that they did not reprimand her, etc- you are incredibly naive and again stupid to believe that.
As I asked before, are a mental health expert? Are you a close personal friend or the personal physician of the nurse? Do you work at the hospital and were you involved directly in the whole process?
No? Then don't make comments which are at best ignorant, judgemental and potentially deeply hurtful to those who are immediately connected to this tragedy.