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I must say, it’s like being born again since then. If you can keep your food down, you will change completely.’ I kept thinking: ‘This is me, this is me - I’m not the only person!’ Dr Lipsedge said: ‘In six months’ time, you won’t recognise yourself. He helped me get back my self-esteem, and he gave me books to read.

He said: ‘There’s nothing wrong with you it’s your husband.’Īnd when he said that, I thought: ‘Maybe it’s not me.’ I spent a couple of hours with him, and he said: ‘I’m going to come and see you once a week for an hour and we’re just going to talk it through.’ He asked all these questions, and I was able to be completely honest with him. I thought: ‘I don’t believe this question,’ so I heard myself say: ‘Four or five times.’ He walked in and said: ‘How many times have you tried to do yourself in?’ So that’s how I got involved with the shrink called Maurice Lipsedge. Don’t treat me like an idiot.’ Pictured: Prince Charles and Camilla leave a London theatre in 1975 I obviously am in the way and it must be hell for both of you, but I do know what is going on. I said to Camilla: ‘I’m sorry I’m in the way. I’ll give you one hour to ring up your doctor - and if you don’t, I’m going to tell the world.’ ‘Well, presumably that’s what you suffer from. Carolyn Bartholomew rang me up one night and said: ‘Do you realise that if you sick up potassium and magnesium, you get these hideous depressions?’ I suddenly realised what I was going to lose - and was it worth it? I think the bulimia actually woke me up in the end. My husband made me feel so inadequate in every possible way: each time I came up for air, he pushed me down againĮven if I ate a lot of dinner, Charles would say: ‘Is that going to reappear later? What a waste.’ Pictured: Princess Diana at polo, just two weeks before the birth of Prince William I told her: ‘Camilla, the children are either at Highgrove or in London.’ That’s Charles’s biggest fault: he never sees the children. Still the old jealousy and anger swilling around, but it wasn’t so deathly as before. And the next morning, when I woke up, I felt a tremendous shift. I cried and cried and cried and I didn’t sleep that night. In the car on the way back, my husband was over me like a bad rash and I cried like I have never cried before - it was anger, it was seven years’ pent-up anger coming out. So I went upstairs and people began to disperse. ‘For God’s sake, go down there, they’re having a fight.’ It wasn’t a fight - calm, deathly calm. Someone came down to relieve us, obviously. You’ve got all the men in the world falling in love with you, and you’ve got two beautiful children. She said to me: ‘You’ve got everything you ever wanted. So, he can’t gripe about that.Īnyway, going back to Camilla. The other day, for instance, William said: ‘Papa, will you play with us.’ ‘Oh, I don’t know if I have time.’ Famous quote - always happens.

She told me: ‘You never let him see the children when he’s up in Scotland.’ I wasn’t as strong as I’d have liked, but at least I got the conversation going. Everybody watches it and I say: ‘Did you see so and so? Wasn’t it funny when this happened or that happened?’ And you are immediately on the same level.Īnd she said: ‘Oh, it’s not a cloak-and-dagger situation.’

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The reason why I watch them so much now is not so much out of interest but if I go out and about, whether it be to Birmingham, Liverpool or Dorset, I can always pick up on a TV programme and you are on the same level. Top Of The Pops, Coronation Street, all the soap operas.