Skiing Accident Prince Laurent; February 2013
Prince Laurent had an accident while skiing.
http://www.lesoir.be/193572/article/...eut-rassurante |
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The Prince is still in hospital and suffers of an injured liver, that is,...the hospital isn't specific either and says "he bleeds near the liver" and gets extra care...what?..IC,Medium-care....que? .... |
He is still in Hospital until Friday , I heard.
Un-lucky Prince , the only one who felt on the red carpet at Prince Albert of Monaco's wedding was him ! |
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I've only recently started to follow the Belgium royal family more closely but when reading your post lucien I understand that the feeling I got about the way the family treats him might be correct. He's not one of my favourites but he's also not as bad as sometimes he is portraited, IMO
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I hope the ski accident was nothing too serious and that Laurent recovers quickly. This is why I'd never go skiing myself, I'd imagine that I'd end up having an accident of some sort...
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A clip (in Dutch) by VTM:
Kathy Pauwels: 'Paleis wist niet dat Laurent op skivakanti... - De Standaard When a lady in the public askedabout Prince Laurent, the duke of Brabant replied that perhaps due to his absence people will think more about him than when he would actually be there. The articlesays that Prince Philippe implied that his brother just stayed away to get attention... which isn'tall that far fetched in Laurents case IMHO. Apparently the prince only cancelled the mass a few days ago and the palace had no idea where he went. WHen journalists called the palace for information, a spokes person asked for 15 minutes to figure out what happened, obviously not aware that anything did happen. The VTM crew asked theking about his sons health, he said it wasn't all that serious, but he didn't know much either. Odd to see that the palace didn't change the communication structure with the press after the Fabiola debacle. This time 3 parties were communicating with the press: thepalace, the hospital and Laurents lawyer. All giving contradictory statements. |
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I am due to leave for a skiing holiday next week but stories like this (and especially poor Prince Friso's) will make me doubly cautious, even if I am a bit of a daredevil on slopes. Better safe than sorry. |
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you are right An Ard Ri! these headlines brought back bad memories of last year! but thankfully this doesn't seem to be so bad...:huh: |
It's interesting to see that the with 3 parties talking on the subject they haven't come out with an announcement or some sort of details. Is it that they think it is not important enough or have no clue?
I hope he gets better soon and leaves hospital. |
The Royal Palace heard this news through the Press !!! What a Family .....
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Why would the Prince use his lawyer to speak to the press and not the palace? Maybe the palace doesn't comment of his life etc? |
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That doesn't sound too good! |
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Innsbruck has a very good surgery and university hospital-so he will receive the best health care possible.Wishing him a quick recovery! |
Most flemish newspapers wrote about this showing how bad the relation between Laurent and the rest of the royal family (and their press office) is.
I think 'oh no' sums up the reaction of the people at the Innsbruck hospital. Almost just a year after Friso, another prince. Fortunately not so bad this time. |
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:previous: Yes, any time an internal organ is damaged there is a potential for a serious bleed, so this was a good outcome.
As for the family finding out from the press, wow, I suppose that's one of the cons of being famous. While it suggests that familial relationships are strained, it could be that Laurent entered the hospital and was hoping to be released anonymously and without worrying his family. I've had family members face a medical event and call everyone else after getting good news. Perhaps he was hoping to do the same. Or, maybe they really are dysfunctional..... who can say.......;) |
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