Johnny Depp's Daughter -- Mystery Illness Revealed

1. Get better baby girl.

Posted at 5:29PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Lily

2. Rusty tack? Didn't anyone notice the redline from blood poisoning? What were the adults around this child thinking? Too let the problem go that long is outrageous.

Posted at 4:55PM on Mar 8th 2007 by jayne

3. How scary. Hope she gets well soon.

Posted at 9:13PM on Mar 8th 2007 by CindiCat

4. I hope that she will be ok. There is nothing as scary as having a seriously sick child. Suddenly Hollywood doesn't seem all that important. Get well soon, Lily-Rose

Posted at 8:14PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Canuck Gal

5. The french are dirty bitches anyway. Has anyone ever heard of a "french bath"? They might have found it sooner if the nanny was washing the kids every night. Poor thing.

Posted at 5:00PM on Mar 8th 2007 by french fucker

6. If she is up to date on her immunizations, then it wouldn't be Tetanus,let's hope this isn't her problem, but something that can be minimized with appropriate IV fluids, rest, and antibiotics.
But to let it get that bad?? Man my kids have one little scratch and the whole neighborhood knows about it.

Tetanus can be prevented by vaccination.[4] The CDC recommends that adults receive a booster vaccine every ten years, and standard care in many places is to give the booster to any patient with a puncture wound who is uncertain of when he or she was last vaccinated, or if the patient has had fewer than 3 lifetime doses of the vaccine. The booster cannot prevent a potentially fatal case of tetanus from the current wound, as it can take up to two weeks for tetanus antibodies to form. In children under the age of seven, the tetanus vaccine is often administered as a combined vaccine, TDap or DTaP, which also includes vaccines against diphtheria and pertussis. For adults and children over seven, the Td vaccine (tetanus and diphtheria) is commonly used.[4]

Posted at 6:53PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Mom of many kids

7. I hope she get better real soon, and that it is wonderful that her father has put his movie on hold to be by her side day and night. The French may be dirty and so on and so on, but what about us we are in a country that hates us, and we have no place to put the critically wounded when they return from war and some of our guys fighting have had to buy there own gear for protection.

So please lets not judge someone we do not know the real circumstances on this as of yet, and she is 7 years old they sometimes feel that they can handle things themselves.

Get well little one. we will all be praying for you.

Posted at 5:51PM on Mar 8th 2007 by maryjo

8. I hope she get better real soon, and that it is wonderful that her father has put his movie on hold to be by her side day and night. The French may be dirty and so on and so on, but what about us we are in a country that hates us, and we have no place to put the critically wounded when they return from war and some of our guys fighting have had to buy there own gear for protection.

So please lets not judge someone we do not know the real circumstances on this as of yet, and she is 7 years old they sometimes feel that they can handle things themselves.

Get well little one. we will all be praying for you.

Posted at 5:51PM on Mar 8th 2007 by maryjo

9. i'll bet she has mrsa which is a nasty antibiotic resistant staph infection. It is rampant everywhere but especially the UK.

Posted at 5:11PM on Mar 8th 2007 by kacee

10. i am sure johnny depp is a very good father.... we only know what the media says...things happen to kids...get over it..

Posted at 5:26PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Dela

11. Who cares how it happened or who is to blame? I wish this little girl a speedy recovery.

Posted at 5:34PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Oh stop!

12. Our thoughts and prayers are with Johnnie Depp and his family. Let's remember this is about a 7 year old little girl who is bedridden. Let's not place blame just yet, and focus on his daughter and her health

Posted at 9:35PM on Mar 8th 2007 by dncnqueen

13. Kids get injuries all the time without telling their parents. Get a grip. I swear the idiots who comment here are more entertaining than the stories themselves.

Posted at 5:14PM on Mar 8th 2007 by Yay me

14. we r with u johnny.

Posted at 5:31PM on Mar 8th 2007 by d

15. She must not have gotten a tetanus shot. They last for ten years, and this is a reminder to everyone to make sure you keep it up to date.

Posted at 5:19PM on Mar 8th 2007 by scout