Talk:Camille Doncieux
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Camille story was very sad.
When it comes to her death..,there is a mistery , I guess. In wikipedia it is said she dies of tuberculosis quote
In that same year, he moved to the village of Vétheuil. Madame Monet died of tuberculosis in 1879.
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In the scotsman bio they do not mention the cause of death. They just say :
[quote ] By August 1879 she was unable to get out of bed or hold down any food, and Monet was looking after her full time.
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Does tuberculosis symptons are the inability to hold food in the stomach ? (and probably vomiting ).
´Meanwhile in another site I read :
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On 5 September 1879, Camille Doncieux dies of pelvic cancer at the age of 32. Monet paints her one last time: Camille on her Deathbed.[/quote]
What killed Camille ? Tuberculosis, Pelvic cancer, both or none ?
I think that question should definetely be investigated.
I have another idea . Could she have died of arsenic poisoning?
Arsenic poisoning causes vomiting . That could explain camille inability to keep food in stomach
Many paints had arsenic.
Whatever the cause(wich remains a mystery ) its not right to claim that she died of tuberculosis.
