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Not Afraid 03-18-2009 07:03 PM

I am saddened by this news even thought I was pretty sure what was coming. It seemed to be that was suffering from "talk and die" syndrome. I think her death bothers me for 2 reasons - she was very young (and my age) and that this is something that would happen to me.

I've been a fan of her since Gothic and had always though she and Liam were a great couple. It is really sad that her life had to come to an end in this way.

blueerica 03-19-2009 08:00 AM

Heartbreaking, indeed. :( RIP

Snowflake 03-19-2009 08:22 AM

:(

A sad and tragic accident. She seemed such a nice and good eprson, I know she worked very hard for AIDS related causes (besides being beautiful and a good actress). RIP and condolences for her family.

bewitched 03-19-2009 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by cirquelover (Post 273655)
It is very sad. I have seen so many conflicting reports it makes you wonder what really happened. The latest says she was on the bunny slope, i thought that was the safest! I'm glad her mother has come to be with her.

I think she was on a beginner slope not a bunny slope. I've been to this resort and even the green runs are somewhat challenging especially when you add in how icy the slopes there tend to be (sheet ice-- not icy snow); this time of year is really bad.

It wouldn't surprise me if she fell and hit her head on the ice.



I hope her family, especially her boys, find peace.

blueerica 03-19-2009 11:35 AM

To bewitched's point, I find that beginner slopes tend to be more packed-down, and depending on the time of year/weather... icier.

I find myself increasingly sad over this. :(

cirquelover 03-19-2009 12:28 PM

I can honestly say I've only been skiing once in my life and couldn't even get up the rope tow to the bunny slope, that's what it was called eons ago when I was young. So all I could picture in my head was this tiny slope with a rope tow. Do they even use rope tows anymore?! After that my Dad just left me in the lodge and they went and had fun. I had hot chocolate!

I know of many that were injured skiing. It is truly sad to have such a tragic accident happen and she was with an instructor. I guess it just goes to show horrible accidents can happen anywhere at any time.

I feel bad for everyone involved, especially her poor children. I'm sure it's a horrific loss for them. My heart aches for them.

Gemini Cricket 03-19-2009 12:54 PM

Celebrities shouldn't ski, ride ATVs, fly in small planes, drive cars, ride cars into tunnels with the media chasing them...

Sad.

My older sister is going skiing in Tahoe soon. She should wear a freakin' helmet.

Strangler Lewis 03-19-2009 01:37 PM

Horribly sad story.

Rope tows are still in use in various places. Speaking of which, there's a John Cheever story about a bickering couple, a little girl and a rope tow. It does not end well.

Alex 03-19-2009 01:42 PM

Out of curiosity, did you listen to Forum on NPR this morning? I go lengthy periods without thinking about John Cheever and so you're the second one to bring him up today.

Strangler Lewis 03-19-2009 01:48 PM

I did not. But for the rope tow remark, there's a good chance I would not have thought of him again until Christmas.


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