«I was summoned to a working - man's cafe in London, and all around me, people were eating bacon and eggs and beans and chatting about the football scores, and I put these headphones on and I was transported into another world where Diana talked about her eating disorders, about desperate cries for help, about her loneliness, about her childhood, about her royal life, about Prince Charles. (businessinsider.com)
In the past, we would have seen this as a desperate cry for help, a sign of depression, a sign that the person needs help not to die but to live better. (faith.org.uk)
In the face of that desperate cry for help, God would have been ashamed not to save the man's life.» (religion-online.org)