Johnson & Johnson Heiress Had History Of Diabetes
Johnson & Johnson heiress Casey Johnson had a history of diabetes that could have contributed to her sudden death this week. The body of the 30-year-old socialite was discovered in her Los Angeles Monday morning. She had been dead for several days. The empressor to the pharmaceutical fortune had to be hospitalized as recently as last year after slipping into a diabetic coma, law enforcement officials tell TMZ.com.
FOX News cites sources who say Casey was routinely neglected her health and did not monitor the dangerous condition.
“Casey had very severe diabetes and was not taking care of herself properly,” the source said. “With her condition she should have been closely monitoring her health, taking insulin, monitoring blood sugar levels, and she wasn’t.”
Written by Castina on January 5th, 2010 | Tagged as: Casey Johnson
On January 5th 2010, Sarah Martin wrote:
Such a shame that this young lady wasn't able to control her diabetes; please visit http://my.adcouncil.org to learn about effective diabetes management. While diabetes is a terrible disease, it doesn't have to be a life sentence.