My ispiration: princess Diana

The person who inspires me is none other than Diana Frances Spencer, all known as Lady Di, or Princess Diana. There is no doubt that Princess Diana was a shining light and an iconic figure of the late 20th century. She was loved and respected by millions of people and was the symbol of honor, kindness and sympathy. Not only Diana was a good mother but also a precious member of the Royal Family. Despite Diana's strained relationship with the royal family, an unsuccessful marriage with Prince Charles, the Queen's son, she did not give up on herself and found tremendous support among the nation. As she grew in confidence, Diana realized that she could use her fame and has made a huge difference to people's lifes. Princess Diana’s main interests were with the very old, the very young, and those in hospitals or hospices. She provided moral support for people with AIDS and for lepers and wasn’t afraid to touch them, talk to them, listen to them. She was patron of Turning Point, an organization that helps people recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Diana did much work for the homeless. Drug abuse was of Diana’s concerns, and she wanted to be involved in the fight against it. She also showed great concern for the deaf and became proficient in sign language so she would be able to communicate with them. For me, Diana is an example of a strong, independent and merciful woman. She proves once again that despite your financial, social status and rank, you still ought to remain a human being. Diana had every opportunity to live for her own pleasure and not care about commoners. But she chose the path of a philanthropist with her amazing story must have helped thousands of people. Diana was nicknamed the people's princess, the queen of hearts, the rose of the world. She is an example to us all, and that's why she is my hero. Lady Dee died in a terrible car accident on August 31 in 1997 at the age of 36.