[kenmcg]

Shame on CBS for reporting a story such as this. Matters of Alzeimers should remain private family matters, unless the family releases it. And, I’m no fan of x Judge O’connor.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Shame on CBS for reporting a story such as this. Matters of Alzeimers should remain private family matters, unless the family releases it. And, I’m no fan of x Judge O’connor.

I agree...

[subterfuge]

Shame on CBS for reporting a story such as this. Matters of Alzeimers [sic] should remain private family matters, unless the family releases it.

Well since their son was interviewed and seemed to have no problem with it, why do you assume CBS is at fault and DON'T have the family's blessing to report this? I mean aside from their usual misplaced intentions.

[MHT]

I agree—this is a strange story, not “strangely sweet”. This is one step away from talking about eating habits and adult diapers. What is the point of this? To embarrass her? To educate on Alzheimer’s behavior? This is a private family matter, especially now that she is no longer a public figure.