[traumer]

[Skeez]

her photo is disturbing

[cripplecreek]

Yikes!

[porter_knorr]

Very sad

[FelixFelicis]

Disturbing and so sad. I applaud her for appearing in this campaign. There is such a tendency to associate anorexia with sleek, gorgeous models - hey, they may technically be sick, but they look great! These pictures show the truth. Among other things, she looked 70 years old. May the poor lady rest in peace.

[bray]

Homosexual fashion designers have women believing men want that adolescent boy look leading to these sicknesses. A bit of weight does a woman good.

[reagan_fanatic]

Shades of Karen Carpenter. How sad :(

[arthurus]

How can someone who looks that bad have ever been a model for anything other than an anti anorexia ad?

[The KG9 Kid]

So far that I can tell, the only media outlets talking about this woman's death are American and British with the exception of one French news site that notes this woman 'caused a stir' with her anti-anorexia campaign against the fashion industry.

Her picture "... was banned by Italy's advertising watchdog while France's authority told French companies not to use it.", the French site reports.

Then you can go Google up some pictures of male European fashion designers, and you'll find that many of them are a bunch of pudgy overweight homosexuals that look like the Pillsbury Doughboy wearing a beret.

[random_user_827]

Sad story. What a shame. What a waste.

RIP

[Tainan]

Maybe its just my calloused lack of sympathy for self-inflicted wounds, but I do NOT mourn her passing.
She made her choice and put herself in the public eye. Anyone need a name for that?
It had two words. Neither of which conjure up feelings of "sympathy."

[Lancey Howard]

Bride of Skeletor.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Sad. RIP.

[SamAdams76]

Being too thin is as unhealthy and unattractive as being too fat. Probably even more so, for at least fat people, for the most part, are having their nutritional needs met.