MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
You could be run over by a city bus and MAGATS would blame "the jab."
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The Dead Thread 2024
- Thread starter Scarlet
- Start date
ticapnews
Never graduate.
Obviously. You were on the way to get the jab when the bus ran you over. Duh.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Magnets in "the jab" were powerful enough to drag the bus over you.
SonofSouthie
Misanthrope
Sonny Rollins, Jazz's Saxophone Colossus and Greatest Improvisor, Dead at 95
Sonny Rollins, the jazz legend dubbed the Saxophone Colossus known for his inimitable improvisational skills, has died at the age of 95.
www.rollingstone.com
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Can’t lie that’s a “Whoa he was still alive?!” for me.
SonofSouthie
Misanthrope
Dolphins great Manny Fernandez, 2-time Super Bowl champion and DT on 1972 Perfect Team, dies at 79
Manny Fernandez, the anchor of the Miami Dolphins' legendary No-Name Defense of the 1970s, has died, the team announced Tuesday. He was 79.
www.nfl.com
My mom. 
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
The Freds
Goin' Up?
My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
Oh, I'm so sorry for you Scarlet. No matter how our parents depart, it is a gut punch. I hope you carry good memories of your mom. Sending good thoughts your way.
Russell Jaslow
Registered User
So sorry to hear that. My wife's mother died of dementia. We know what you went through.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
Russell Jaslow
Registered User
Clarence B. Jones, civil rights activist who helped write MLK's "I Have a Dream" speech, dies at 95.
Bronco
Onondaga United IV.6
I am so sorry Scarlet. Best wishes to you and your family.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
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Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Last man standing from the Great Day in Harlem photo, IINM.Sonny Rollins, Jazz's Saxophone Colossus and Greatest Improvisor, Dead at 95
Sonny Rollins, the jazz legend dubbed the Saxophone Colossus known for his inimitable improvisational skills, has died at the age of 95.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
Oh dear.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
Very, very sorry to hear about your loss, but glad to hear that she got the best care available in the end.
SonofSouthie
Misanthrope
Sorry for your loss Scarlet.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Sorry for your loss.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
wolverineTrumpet
not particularly bad
Scarlet, so sorry for your loss. I hope you find peace and can recall the good times. I know it's been a long journey with your mom's health.
ticapnews
Never graduate.
So sorry.My mom.
It’s been a rough couple of months and the past month she’s been in a hospice care home. So, her passing was not unexpected but still a bit of a gut punch. I haven’t left her side since she was admitted to the hospital the first time on April 8th, staying with her in the hospital, rehab and the hospice house, She had Alzheimer’s and her dementia really went down over the course of the two months and I couldn’t leave her.
I have to say that people who work in hospice care are a different breed. The decision to put her into hospice care was difficult but we know we made the right decision for her care. How fortunate we were to have her cared for by such an amazing group of people.
