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01-25-2017 04:11 PM
She was pioneer in the world of television. I believe she was the first single career woman on tv....and she was happy and content being single. She wasn't marking time until she snagged a husband. I wanted be her!!!! I wanted that life, the cool clothes, the apartment the job and I imagined that drove a snazzy little sports car. I grew up in middle class in a nice little town where only encountered married women or single women who wanted to be married. So, when a girl the Mary Tyler Moore show showed me a whole new world. She also did great work for the JDF.
01-25-2017 05:25 PM
@Plaid Pants2 wrote:
@Lucky Charm wrote:It's such a shock to me because she went so quickly.
I know she's had health issues and batled them, but I didn't know she had been hospitalized and then this....
Val Harper was all over the news a while ago about her grave condition and I guess she's doing okay?
Oh my, Mary Tyler Moore was just such a sweetheart. She wouldn't hurt a fly, literally. She loved her animals, she loved life--period.
She had been on a vent(illator) for a week.
They called her family in so that they could say good-bye.
We only heard of her being in the hospital when she was close to the end.
It wasn't quick at all. MTM had type 1 diabetes since her 30's - that causes a massive number of health complications. But she fought on !
01-25-2017 06:45 PM
as i see news clips aired today from the MTM Show in particular, it is amazing how well that show holds up 30 some years later - and what a great model Mary's character was for women in the workplace. the 70's were when a lot of us were embarking on major careers in all fields and plowing new ground. great show - great acting - just a classic.
01-25-2017 06:56 PM
Sad News again. I really liked MTM, she was a very special woman to me when I was growing up. It was like she never aged. I knew she had Type 1 diabetes and always wondered how she did it. My father had Type 1 and died at 57. There are so mnay complications with this awful disease. Rest In Peace Sweet Mary.
01-25-2017 07:03 PM - edited 01-25-2017 09:13 PM
Very sad news. I just recently saw (on TV) Mary and Ted Danson, Christine Lahti in a retro movie, (maybe filmed in the late nineties). Excellent movie. Excellent actress, as well as other wonderful attributes. The name of the movie is 'Just Between Friends'.
01-25-2017 10:30 PM
I remember so well, she said, (no exact quote) something to the effect that "I have learned that it is OK to just be" - sometime in the 1980's, I think, after she had worked and attained very much, at some significant personal toll. I'll never forget that.
01-25-2017 10:45 PM
Sorry to Hear. I know she had diabetes. I enjoyed her as a child in "Thoroughly Modern Millie".
01-26-2017 12:58 AM
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