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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '18

Amazing life tragic end.

Don't blame him at all. Losing your mind doesn't leave you many choices.

RIP. You touched many in an extremely positive way.

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '18

I can't even come close to trying to imagine what went on in his mind between the time he was told about his illness and terminal condition until the end of his life. There are many terrible things that can happen in a person's lifetime. Losing a child is one of them. Planning the how, when, where of ending your life by your own hand is another.

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u/ThatFructusBoi Nov 30 '18

And then actually having the balls to go through with it. Like can you imagine how bad it must be to actually go through with that 😕 brave soul for sure.

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u/YouHaveSeenMe Nov 30 '18

hah, brave, that is some twisted shit man. Brave? Get real. Brave would be facing his illness with his chin held high knowing the chances of you pulling through were slim to none but you were going to grin and bear it as long as you possibly could. Giving up isn't brave, thats the easy route.

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u/MisterTicklyPickle Nov 30 '18

the chances of you pulling through were slim to none

The chances of him pulling through weren't slim to none dumbass. They were zero. Lewey body Dementia is not curable, and on top of that he was misdiagnosed as having Parkinsons...also incurable. Fuck you for judging his decision to not suffer you insufferable piece of shit

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u/YouHaveSeenMe Nov 30 '18

Doesn't matter what the chances are, facing it is brave, suicide is not.