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PkrBum wrote:I'm afraid Bob has had a very bad day. Prayers and good wishes are in order.
knothead wrote:PkrBum wrote:I'm afraid Bob has had a very bad day. Prayers and good wishes are in order.
The tone of pkr's post is extremely troubling . . . . . allow me to join in the circle to support our dear friend Bob . . . . damnit!
RealLindaL wrote:knothead wrote:PkrBum wrote:I'm afraid Bob has had a very bad day. Prayers and good wishes are in order.
The tone of pkr's post is extremely troubling . . . . . allow me to join in the circle to support our dear friend Bob . . . . damnit!
I'm with you, knot. Hate that this is happening to such a good guy.
Telstar wrote:I hate that it happens to just about anybody Linda. I've seen it happen to so many good guys, and gals.
ppaca wrote:I just saw your post and immediately called his gf. Since I'm a friend and receiving this info from her I don't feel HIPPA is a problem.
They called her and his cousin this morning and they are both up there. He has been unresponsive since yesterday but restless and off all meds except morphine has been started and they were told it's either hours or a day or two until his suffering may be over. This is what was relayed to me with tears in my eyes.
Sal wrote:May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
the rains fall soft upon your fields
and until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Wishing you safe and gentle passage to whatever adventure awaits you next, Bob.
My heart is heavy.
The world is about to become a less interesting place.
But, I have a feeling that Teo is anxiously waiting on his friend to tell him that he now knows the real truth about 9/11.
RealLindaL wrote:Too sad for words.
2seaoat wrote:I have felt very uncomfortable about the position Bob has been in for the last month. Something is very fishy here. I am outraged. The cancer was stable with his immune therapy, and he was posting and reactive until it appears he was doped into oblivion to fill a bed. I worked for the public guardian in Illinois and saw elder abuse and neglect routinely where humans were stockpiled like cords of wood. This was thirty years ago, but in principle some things do not change. I hope it is not too late to get him the hell out of there and allow him to get to his home whether it is for a week a few days or two years. If you take hope away and drug a person into submission they do give up.
Sal wrote:Y'all might be right about his medical care.
I have no way of judging that.
Bob told us many times about watching his mother whither away over a long period of time in a nursing home.
He told us that being confined in a situation like that would be his greatest nightmare, and he would prefer taking his own life to dying like that.
My impression (and that's all it is - I never met Bob personally, so I hope I don't offend anyone) is that he caught a glimpse of what he thought the future held for him, and he chose not to go down that path, and instead just shut down.
Maybe, I'm just telling myself that to feel better.
I don't know.
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