fayed began to emerge. there became a point where jim was addicted to pain medications. and it wasn t the same jim that pam knew. by this point jim wanted total control of her and the company and her job was to stay home and be a wife. as controlling as jim was, he couldn t control the arthritis in his joints. it forced him to give up going to the office. was he in the hospital or bedridden or he was bedridden, yes. for how long? for a couple of years. really. so he barely got out of bed for a couple of years? yes. i felt that as he became bedridden he wasn t as social with us anymore. he kind of stayed in his bedroom. he basically i feel like he kind of left us as a family. we didn t really see much of him at that point. it kind of angered me seeing the kind of person he was turning into.
today very engaged as she held two audiences with diplomats, one with the greek ambassador and one with the greek ambassador and one with the high commissioner to belize. and those were the regular length, and the queen was very engaged throughout. what we can clearly define from that is that there is no question of her being bedridden. i know she was having tests last week. she is still very much keen to get onto the regular duties. but i think the doctors have just decided that a trip to scotland, to a large conference center heaving with delegates, particularly as all eyes will be on her and her health, they just thought that was something she could do without. could do without. imagine the reuular could do without. imagine the regular duties could do without. imagine the regular duties there. - could do without. imagine the regular duties there. is - could do without. imagine the regular duties there. is this i could do without. imagine the i regular duties there. is this just c
single and with no close family ? is it a question of more support? no, not at all. i ve got a fantastic team around me. i m not depressed at all. i go out in the town and i can get about. it s not that like i m trapped in bed or bedridden. sharon has seen others with severe disabilities living full lives. so why not her? that s them. everybody s different. i appreciate that they have a brilliant life and good for them. i m pleased. but it s not for me. i just want to get out of this suffering. it s horrible. what if we were given the choice to control when we died?
i go out in the town and i can get about. it s not that like i m trapped in bed or bedridden. sharon has seen others with severe disabilities living full lives. so why not her? that s them. everybody s different. i appreciate that they have a brilliant life and good for them. i m pleased. but it s not for me. i just want to get out of this suffering. it s horrible. what if we were given the choice to control when we died? it s a big question with powerful arguments on either side. this week, lawmakers will debate whether to introduce an assisted dying bill. while some are worried