Posted 09/30/2017 9:09 pm
Thanks ... I just decided that if the buyer wasn't happy .. I'll make him happy by giving the money back. Its not that hard to comprehend. Its just better business sense.
The most difficult thing for me to fathom concerning Vickii's passing, was how it happened. We were watching TV, and she said "Something's not right ... Help me to the bathroom. I helped here to her feet, we made it 2 steps and she collapsed. She'd had a very serious heart attack, and I thought we got her to the hospital on time (I've done it (heart attack) 3 times, so I thought I had a good frame of reference) ... but it turns out that she was really, really sick. She'd had a persistent and nagging cough for a long time. The local clinic told here she just had "post nasal drip". My wife died as a result of complications following the heart attack. It was respiratory acidosis (makes the blood very acidic and destroys blood vessels) that caused the heart attack. The damage to her heart was so bad that she lost circulation to her right leg within an hour because of reduced blood flow.
23 hours after she said "Something's not right" ... I had to have her taken off of life support. The thing that's stranger than fiction ... is that Vickii and I stood in that VERY SAME room 19 years and 6 days earlier and had her mother removed from the same type of apparatus, ending her life. Vickii's Mom passed at age 66. My girl was just 63. We'd been together for 25 years, each having had 2 failed marriages before we tied the knot.
In 23 hours my life turned into a crap sandwich with no bread.... and out of the clear blue, which made it hit so hard and hurt so bad. It happened so fast that we never got to say our goodbyes.
Probably too much information, I'm sure ... but maybe somebody's spouse has a nagging cough and the story will help them make the decision to get the heck away from the clinic as fast as you can and seek "real" medical help.
Chance
The most difficult thing for me to fathom concerning Vickii's passing, was how it happened. We were watching TV, and she said "Something's not right ... Help me to the bathroom. I helped here to her feet, we made it 2 steps and she collapsed. She'd had a very serious heart attack, and I thought we got her to the hospital on time (I've done it (heart attack) 3 times, so I thought I had a good frame of reference) ... but it turns out that she was really, really sick. She'd had a persistent and nagging cough for a long time. The local clinic told here she just had "post nasal drip". My wife died as a result of complications following the heart attack. It was respiratory acidosis (makes the blood very acidic and destroys blood vessels) that caused the heart attack. The damage to her heart was so bad that she lost circulation to her right leg within an hour because of reduced blood flow.
23 hours after she said "Something's not right" ... I had to have her taken off of life support. The thing that's stranger than fiction ... is that Vickii and I stood in that VERY SAME room 19 years and 6 days earlier and had her mother removed from the same type of apparatus, ending her life. Vickii's Mom passed at age 66. My girl was just 63. We'd been together for 25 years, each having had 2 failed marriages before we tied the knot.
In 23 hours my life turned into a crap sandwich with no bread.... and out of the clear blue, which made it hit so hard and hurt so bad. It happened so fast that we never got to say our goodbyes.
Probably too much information, I'm sure ... but maybe somebody's spouse has a nagging cough and the story will help them make the decision to get the heck away from the clinic as fast as you can and seek "real" medical help.
Chance
