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Re: Should they just stop with the Diana inquests?
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp
Ah well none of us were actually there in private with the royal family so we can never really know what any of them were feeling. As for going to church, well that's what I did when my first husband died so maybe I don't see it as being an odd thing to do. My children and I went just as normal and I don't think their Dad was officially mentioned in any prayers either that day. People did individually offer condolences but I don't remember the pre planned program being changed at all. I could be wrong. Sometimes I am. It just seemed the best thing to do to continue as normal. I think I even taught my class. I remember when one of our elderly gentlemen actually died at church and of course that affected things and the rest of the meetings were shortened for that day because everyone was in a daze really.
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I think the difference is that this wasn't the sad ending to an illness, they were woken and told their Mother was dead after an accident, hours later they were before the world's press.
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