They didn't really do anything wrong, but I'm sure in retrospect friends/family are wondering if they could have done more sooner or have been with him at the end. How can a person be so ill as to not be breathing, described as being in a grave situation to a doctor, then left alone overnight? There have to be some guilt feelings there.

Why not ask in your own thread? http://www.prince.org/msg/7/428013

Pretty darn similar.

sharonbell said:

They didn't really do anything wrong, but I'm sure in retrospect friends/family are wondering if they could have done more sooner or have been with him at the end. How can a person be so ill as to not be breathing, described as being in a grave situation to a doctor, then left alone overnight? There have to be some guilt feelings there.

I've asked that in another thread but only get snide remarks that he was a 57 year old man and could take care of himself. Obviously it didn't work out that way. I think if you really loved somebody no matter how much they said, go away, you wouldn't leave them Sorry just my opinion.

mimi1956 said:

sharonbell said:

They didn't really do anything wrong, but I'm sure in retrospect friends/family are wondering if they could have done more sooner or have been with him at the end. How can a person be so ill as to not be breathing, described as being in a grave situation to a doctor, then left alone overnight? There have to be some guilt feelings there.

I've asked that in another thread but only get snide remarks that he was a 57 year old man and could take care of himself. Obviously it didn't work out that way. I think if you really loved somebody no matter how much they said, go away, you wouldn't leave them Sorry just my opinion.

Yeah, a 57 year old whose cognitive reasoning was being skewed (however little) by an artifical substance. Nope no help is ever need. You're all on your own.

For all we know, someone did do exactly what you're saying and Prince had them escorted off the premises.

Or he lied to them and said he was fine (and appeared fine). Or he seemed perfectly fine. Or he was dropped off by a taxi/limo/lyft/uber and the driver had something else on their mind other than "hey dude, I'm going to hang out with you whether you like it or not because of what I read on TMZ."

NOBODY KNOWS. NO ONE. NOBODY. AND IT ISN'T GOING TO BRING HIM BACK TO LIFE.

Sucks I know, but sometimes in life, you don't get the answers to everything you want to know. Sometimes it's just not possible. Especially the things that hurt us the most.

Rats deserted the sinking ship. It happens.

suomynona said:

Why not ask in your own thread? http://www.prince.org/msg/7/428013

Pretty darn similar.

Entirely different. You should consider taking a break. Your constant thread policing is bloody tedious.

suomynona said:

Or he lied to them and said he was fine (and appeared fine). Or he seemed perfectly fine. Or he was dropped off by a taxi/limo/lyft/uber and the driver had something else on their mind other than "hey dude, I'm going to hang out with you whether you like it or not because of what I read on TMZ."

NOBODY KNOWS. NO ONE. NOBODY. AND IT ISN'T GOING TO BRING HIM BACK TO LIFE.

Sucks I know, but sometimes in life, you don't get the answers to everything you want to know. Sometimes it's just not possible. Especially the things that hurt us the most.

Now who would have called regarding a "grave medical situation" if he looked fine? We don't know what went down but I highly doubt "fine" was it. And I doubt highly combative either, maybe highly annoyed, highly snippy, but still pliable. Obviously there was a whole lot of underestimating the situation, and there might have been a very valid reason. But it's nice to anaylize perhaps to make others tune into the people in their life who aren't doing fine. That's how you improve in life, by seeing what could have been done better when a situation goes wrong.

[Edited 6/17/16 16:08pm]

Please discuss in the autopsy thread - the same question has ben raised previously