Reply #60 posted 05/22/16 8:00am
cardinal 
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wayhome said:
BanishedBrian said:
cardinal said:
wayhome said: i think it is sad/ironic/funny that so many have said that people who don't know prince have an "unhealthy attachment" to him while at the same time said people are remotely diagnosing people via internet that they themselves don't know and have never met with complex psychological disorders. pot kettle, perhaps? ...strange times for sure.
When someone starts a thread about Prince's marriage, proceeds to make flat out, declarative statements, that any woman who would divorce Prince is crazy, and then continues to post over and over... culminating in new threads about whether "we" (i.e., those of us who didn't know him personally) could emotionally handle it if it turns out Prince happened to do something self-defeating while wearing his big boy pants... yes, in those circumstances, it is possible for observing persons to provide a valid therapy referral without the need for a face-to-face confirm. 
Edit: I will add that you also have been spinning theories about how something to do with Prince's death might be related to a plot by WB to take back his masters... c'mon now.
[Edited 5/22/16 7:42am]
Cardinal all I have to do is read what you have been posting here to know and fully realize that it is obsessive and unhealthy. ok, sure. glad you are all experts "If u love somebody, your life won't be in vain
And there's always a rainbow, at the end of every rain."--peace and love, dear prince..... |
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Reply #61 posted 05/22/16 8:06am
twistyt 
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266lydia said: It is not anger any of his loyal fans should feel. If he was dependent on pain killers because the hip pain was so horrible, which i have read many articles in the past few years regarding his hip pain. We have to feel compassion for him. He was not taking pain killers to get high. He was taking them to help with the severe pain he was in. After a while your body gets immune to the dose, which then you take higher and higher doses in order to aleviate the pain. Meanwhile the pajn killers are ruining your organs and your heart. The body can only take so much. So, please do not feel anger, please feel love for him. It is a very sad and heartbreaking end to the "PRINCE"we all loved. I wish him love, I wish him Heaven.
RIP sweet Prince...
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I totally agree. Despite all his talent, Prince was human. |
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Reply #62 posted 05/22/16 8:06am
Pokeno4Money 
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rainbowchild said:
Pokeno4Money said:
No anger from me. He was human, he made mistakes just like all of us do. And it's not like anybody could tell Prince what to do. Other than Larry, who did Prince ever listen to? Pretty much nobody.
It's a sad, sad situation. No reason to have anger, unless the investigation determines someone else was responsible for wrongdoing. We don't even know if we can blame a doctor, because for all we know Prince might have been doctor-hopping to get more meds. We simply don't know.
The sad part is he could have gotten the best medical care at Mayo Clinic right there in Minnesota if he wanted to as opposed to him going to Walgreens to pick up his own meds. 
Unfortunately he was always very stubborn and refused to listen to pretty much everyone. He didn't listen to the hospital staff that told him to stay there for 24 hours after the emergency plane landing, so I don't think he'd put his trust in the Mayo Clinic. Perhaps the stories are true, that he was in denial about the seriousness of his condition because he believed that God had cured him or would take care of him.
"Never let nasty stalkers disrespect you. They start shit, you finish it. Go down to their level, that's the only way they'll understand. You have to handle things yourself." |
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Reply #63 posted 05/22/16 8:27am
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Pokeno4Money said:
rainbowchild said:
Pokeno4Money said: The sad part is he could have gotten the best medical care at Mayo Clinic right there in Minnesota if he wanted to as opposed to him going to Walgreens to pick up his own meds.
Unfortunately he was always very stubborn and refused to listen to pretty much everyone. He didn't listen to the hospital staff that told him to stay there for 24 hours after the emergency plane landing, so I don't think he'd put his trust in the Mayo Clinic. Perhaps the stories are true, that he was in denial about the seriousness of his condition because he believed that God had cured him or would take care of him.
I think not. |
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