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It's also wise to observe that merely because many if not most druggies would like an end to the ridiculous War on Drugs, itdoesn't follow that many if not most who would like an end to the ridiculous War on Drugs are druggies.
I'm no druggie and have never been for the iodic "War" on drugs! Fought many verbal battle over it in fact.
The memory of Erin is owed an apology by all the drug warriors on this thread who accused her, and everybody else who treats pain with Opiods, an apology. I don't expect one, either.
As the one who brought it up, I have no qualms saying I am sorry.
I want to note that everyone out there wants to feel good. They are going to do that whatever it takes. It doesn't have to be alcohol or drugs.
It's chocolate!!!! And personally, I find a teddy bear works too. Or kittens and/or puppies
Likewise. Even if I've smoked marijuana exactly twice in my life. To some among the idiot brigadessmoking it twice in sixtysomething years makes you a hardcore druggie.
It's chocolate!!!!
@EasyAce I had no idea you are a hater.Or a communist. Only a communist would hate chocolate.
I started college in 1976 as an English major. Zen was one of THE books.
I started college in 1980 also as an English major.Ditto for Zen. I still have a paperback of it in my library. (I loved being an English major)
Scott Baio19 hrs ·Open letter from Steve. (Erin Moran's Husband).Erin and I met 4/22/1992 and parted ways 4/22/2017. We were planning to go to Thunder Over Louisville to celebrate.She was feeling fine on our anniversary 11-23-2016. Maybe four or five days after we got back Erin woke up and had about a dime size blood stain on her pillowcase. She said I think i bit my tongue. A couple days go by and there's a bigger spot of blood. We get like 4 days into December, there's more blood. I get a flashlight and say let me look. It was not her tongue it was her tonsil on the left side. I thought it was tonsillitis.So we went to an ENT who said they wanted to biopsy it. It came back squamous cell carcinoma. She started radiation and chemo. Five days a week radiation and chemo only on Thursdays. We did that the whole time. It got so bad so fast. By themiddle of February, Erin could no longer speak or eat or drink. She had a feeding tube implant and i feed her 6 to 8 times a day. She was still happy, she was active, she texted people on her phone all day. On the 21st she was having trouble breathing. She woke up on the 22nd, she was not 100%.She needed Kleenex, so i went to the store and came back. She was there watching T.V in bed. I laid down next to her held her right hand in my left. I feel asleep woke up about a hour later still holding her hand and she was gone, she was just gone.. Norton Cancer Institute never said how bad it was.. The coroner told me it was really really bad. It had spread to her spleen, she had alot of fluid in her lungs and part of her brain was infected. The coroner said even if she was in the hospital being pumped full of antibiotics she still would not of made it. He said it was the best that she was with me and went in her sleep. So that's it.PLEASE feel free to send the above to Any and ALL news outlets The press has been relentless. they knock on the door constantly. Thank you Harrison County Sheriff's I Called last night and they came out ran them off got up this morningthey were all back sheriffs ran them all off again. the last time two cop cars ran off the last ones right before it got dark. we will see what tomorrow brings.... PEACE my friends.
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It's the real deal. And sad considering how fast she went when all was said and done.
I dunno, Ace. Fast is better when you get to that point.
