My mother and my DDiL lost, not their mothers, but their fathers when they were in primary school. Each was Daddy's little girl.''This tragedy obviously affected both deeply and that affect is life long.
But it does not follow inevitably that if you lose aparent when young the rest of your life will be a car crash. My mother went on to lead a happy life; a happy marriage, a good parent to three children and a feminist, without realising it, she worked most of her life. My DDiL is similar.
We have only ever heard Prince Harry's side of everything. I think if other members of his family were to speak out, and I hope they don't. It would the story of a loving family who cared deeply for him and did all they could to help him, albeit that they didn't always get it right. It is clear that despite everything he has done over the last few years to distress his family and try and trigger an estrangement, they have said nothing other than make it clear that he is part of the family and always will be.
I actually feel really sorry for him. He seems to be one of those lost souls who wherever he is and whatever he is doing, it is always wrong and it is never as the result of anything he has done. and no one seems able to rescue him from himself.
I have just written in a similar mood on the thread on Katie Price I think she and prince Harry have much in common.
A famous matador gored by bull!
This made me quite teary - but smile too
