
rockyroadicecream
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Posted by CapTenn
Awful news.
A gut punch.
"Oh CapTenn, my CapTenn."







Posted by DonJohnson
do you guys remember that movie what dreams may come?
it's about the husband that goes to hell to save his wife......
man such a great movie at the time. i remember i balled when i watched it. it was right after my first love had left me.
the movie inspired me to drive 11 hours to ask her to take me back........ i got rejected.
that was the last time i was beta in a relationship. fuck that noise.


Posted by KVZZMIR11
Dude was quite blunt about his battle with cocaine addiction, so of course I know.
He joked and talked about it during EVERY interview
Lol.


Posted by Montgomery
When he reaches Heaven....
... from What Dreams May Come.
🙂
😢

Posted by arietteheart2Posted by KVZZMIR11
Not to mention...
He DID abuse drugs and alcohol.
On top of that he chooses to commit suicide (could have been on losing end of battle with drug addiction).
Its very difficult to feel sympathetic for the man himself.
Even though I do feel for his family and friends, but that's just about it.
Why is there always at least one asshole who gets on their soapbox about the nature of a person's death (car accident, drugs, etc) while people are clearly trying to mourn? There is a time and place for it...trying having a little tact.click to expand

Posted by Montgomery
When he reaches Heaven....
... from What Dreams May Come.
🙂
😢

Posted by arietteheart2Posted by KVZZMIR11
Not to mention...
He DID abuse drugs and alcohol.
On top of that he chooses to commit suicide (could have been on losing end of battle with drug addiction).
Its very difficult to feel sympathetic for the man himself.
Even though I do feel for his family and friends, but that's just about it.
Why is there always at least one asshole who gets on their soapbox about the nature of a person's death (car accident, drugs, etc) while people are clearly trying to mourn? There is a time and place for it...trying having a little tact.click to expand

Posted by KVZZMIR11
I just find it funny that people are so quick in feeling sad, and remorseful for a crackhead celebrity, yet they are SO adamant about looking down, laugh and spit upon their NEIGHBORHOOD crackhead...
Why is this?
We all have family members who ABANDON their alcoholic siblings, yet they will sit and cry over some alcoholic TV personnel, they don't even know in real life...
LMAO.
When will we get tired of this Uncle Tom, slave and master mentality?

Posted by KVZZMIR11
I just find it funny that people are so quick in feeling sad, and remorseful for a crackhead celebrity, yet they are SO adamant about looking down, laugh and spit upon their NEIGHBORHOOD crackhead...
Why is this?
We all have family members who ABANDON their alcoholic siblings, yet they will sit and cry over some alcoholic TV personnel, they don't even know in real life...
LMAO.
When will we get tired of this Uncle Tom, slave and master mentality?







Posted by tamara
Mania has a dark side. I'll remember him, for all his great achievements, and as a human being who brought laughter and joy to so many. His death also serves as a reminder of how SERIOUS and REAL mental illness is, and how we need to start paying more attention to those who suffer in silence.






Posted by rockyroadicecream
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/08/14/robin-williams-parkinsons_n_5679283.html<BR>
As the world struggles to make sense of Robin Williams' death, his wife Susan Schneider revealed in a statement that the beloved actor was suffering from early stages of Parkinson's Disease





Posted by justagirl
AND he was actively sober, she said in the same statement Rocky posted.. Why are people so quick to blame drugs and/or alcohol when a celebrity passes?
He took his own life, which in and of itself is beyond sad, life is precious and should be valued.
Not a single person on this planet ever walked in his shoes or lived his life except him....he fought with his own demons and sadly they won.


Posted by rockyroadicecreamPosted by justagirl
AND he was actively sober, she said in the same statement Rocky posted.. Why are people so quick to blame drugs and/or alcohol when a celebrity passes?
He took his own life, which in and of itself is beyond sad, life is precious and should be valued.
Not a single person on this planet ever walked in his shoes or lived his life except him....he fought with his own demons and sadly they won.
As soon as I heard about this, it all kinda clicked. Can you imagine struggling with all the bs he already had, fought off the addictions that likely arose from it, was doing well, and life decides to throw another curveball of Parkinsons?
I almost don't blame the guy. Not condoning suicide, but after hearing this, it's hard to be mad or pin blame about any of it, especially knowing what his future held for him with that diagnosis.click to expand

Posted by MontgomeryPosted by rockyroadicecream
As soon as I heard about this, it all kinda clicked. Can you imagine struggling with all the bs he already had, fought off the addictions that likely arose from it, was doing well, and life decides to throw another curveball of Parkinsons?
I almost don't blame the guy. Not condoning suicide, but after hearing this, it's hard to be mad or pin blame about any of it, especially knowing what his future held for him with that diagnosis.
Oh.
Interesting thing about that-- meds used for treatment of Parkinson's include (sometimes) those also used for depression and pain.
The first (in addicts, recovering or otherwise) can have terrible side effects-- like suicidal ideations, psychosis, etc.
The second-- a recovering addict cannot take pain medicine like a normal person; esp not for extended amounts of time.
Total abstinence is the only way-- and when medically necessary, they have to use extreme caution.
Damned if he did... damned if he didn't.
This puts a whole other spin on things, doesn't it... :/
click to expand

Posted by Montgomery
Oh.
Interesting thing about that-- meds used for treatment of Parkinson's include (sometimes) those also used for depression and pain.
The first (in addicts, recovering or otherwise) can have terrible side effects-- like suicidal ideations, psychosis, etc.
The second-- a recovering addict cannot take pain medicine like a normal person; esp not for extended amounts of time.
Total abstinence is the only way-- and when medically necessary, they have to use extreme caution.
Damned if he did... damned if he didn't.
This puts a whole other spin on things, doesn't it... :/

Posted by rockyroadicecream
Seriously. And to the dipshit who's screaming about addiction- my understanding was that he'd been drug free since the early 80s. 30 years and you call him a current addict? The heartless fuckwits who keep hanging on to that tidbit can kindly fuck off. Alcohol was the repeated offense that kept popping up. He checked into rehab for alcohol, not drugs, ti keep himself in check.
But then again, it's been claimed in these lovely comments that he has 5 kids when he has 3. All your lunatic rantings lose any credibility, sorry.
Have some fucking respect instead of turning all of this into some dramallama because you're a heartless cunt. He clearly was suffering, his family is suffering, the whole thing is just sad any way you spin it. The world has lost one of the comedic greats and his family is mourning.
Some of you are no better than some of the tacky ass tabloids. Go get some class or gtfo pls. kthx.
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Shocking and sad. I think everyone is rather floored. 😢