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"If you can't look happy," Betty Ford told visitors after the operation, "please go away." The attendant publicity – for the First Lady was eager that her condition should be widely publicised – caused a sudden increase in the number of women going for check-ups. "My illness," the First Lady concluded, "turned out to have a very special purpose – helping to save other lives, and I am grateful for what I was able to do."

As soon as she was out of hospital Betty Ford set her ebullient high spirits to the task of bringing cheerfulness back into the White House after the trauma of Watergate. Her unpredictability brought an air of spontaneity to even the dreariest official events: "I've spent too many years as me," she explained, "I can't suddenly turn into a princess."

At the same time – and perhaps not illogically – she piqued herself on her talent for bedroom diplomacy, working hard to persuade the President to place women in important posts. The appointments of Anne Armstrong as ambassador to Britain and of Carla Hills as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development met with her strong approval.

Betty Ford may also have exerted some influence over the President in the matter of President Nixon's pardon, which she stoutly supported. She remained a faithful friend of the Nixons, and paid a private visit to their fastness at San Clemente.

With her background in dance, she proved an enthusiastic supporter of the arts, focusing particularly on their value in sustaining the underprivileged and in breaking down racial prejudice. One of her proudest moments was the presentation of the Medal of Freedom to Martha Graham, who had been the inspiration of her youth.

Betty Ford needed no encouragement to trip the light fantastic, and posted a huge photograph in one of the White House offices of herself dancing with Cary Grant. "Eat your hearts out, girls," ran her subscription.

Under continuous pressure from engagements, she suggested that First Ladies should be salaried as official hostesses. But she did not repine. "I'm a manager," she declared, "I'm a director. I'm a person who likes to be in control."

Yet she put on an entirely convincing display of loving her husband. The Fords not only shared a bedroom in the White House (an arrangement which elicited letters accusing them of immorality); they even had the section separating the First Lady's and President's compartments on Air Force One torn down. She accompanied the President on many of his trips abroad, including his visit to China.

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