Poor girl everyone talks about

I used to hate Britney Spears. Really, when I was a teenager I found her very annoying with those silly pig tails and dating whom I really liked back than…and still do. But as time went by and as she got so miserable I started feeling sorry for her. I don’t forget the admiration part somewhere in between, when she was on the very top of her success. According to the Forbes magazine she was on the 12th place of the richest women in entertainment industry and the fact that she sold 83 million albums all over the planet made me admire her in some ways. Poor girl everyone talks about is so miserable. I feel really sorry for Britney Spears and wish her to get better and start dusting herself off and trying to live her beautiful life all over again.

Last week UCLA Medical Center was seriously considering firing at least 13 employees and suspending 6 physicians for prying through documents of Britney Spears. This week I see they kept their word and dismissed 12 employees. Not only that, they are also working on setting new regulations “to enhance patient privacy and confidentiality”, reports the Los Angeles Times.

Poor Britney, even being in hospital, she couldn’t be completely sure that the personnel who were supposed to be taking care of her health were on her side. Now, in order to avoid any leak of patient information all cell phones and lap tops are officially banned inside the hospital. But, surprisingly, so far there wasn’t any new scandalous information leaking from the hospital. It is so strange even some seemingly well paid doctors want to get a quick buck, or is it a matter of pure curiosity? Sometimes, I wish press would leave Britney Spears alone and let her deal with her problems on her own. But then what would we do without a dose of scandal and gossip? By the way, the last week meeting with Mel Gibson could be something more than just good for Britney’s movie career.

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