Ondanestron (Zofran) is not a controlled substance and would not show up on the Minnesota Registry. | |
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PeteSilas said:
i could see him intentionally doing it in an elevator as a sick joke, yes. I don't think the lyrics and his death are coincidental but they could be. If he had a terminal illness, i don't know how someone with that lifestyle, used to being pampered, having things his own way would take to the indignity that we all have to go through. I think he took matters into his own hands, but.., like the rest of you, I don't know much of anything. Pete your gracious humbleness make your posts a pleasure to read. | |
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thanks, i like it around here more than i did when Prince was alive ironically, plenty of smart, good people. | |
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Yeah, Pete...you're special | |
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Lord almighty, there are some true head cases on this forum. Not calling anyone out - just suffice it to say, you probably DON’T actually know who you are. I’ve been informed that my opinion is worth less than those expressed by others here. | |
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Now people who ask questions are wrong some kind of way and are not bringing anything to the table. What a convenient consensus. Very effective in investigating. Just stand up and applaud when certain buzz words are used. | |
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I meant special in the best way possible: thoughtful, kind, modest, insightful, lots of courage in your posts...sorry that it may have read wrong, Pete. | |
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Oh it's fine, thanks for the compliments bodhi. | |
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I guess we are just suppose to stay silent. ? What ever. I tend to value everyones opinions and statements, that's what makes it a discussion. I guess this thread isn't for discussion. WOW. | |
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I just want to say I do value what every single person on this thread has to say and I appreciate the open, thought provoking dialogue. I respect that most here have the heart and courage to say what is on your mind and present your stats, theories and personal stories. I think it's safe to say that most posters on this thread have the up-most love and respect for Prince, or else why the f are we all members on this "online fan community" after all? You all keep expressing what is on your mind, no matter what. People are listening. And just remember, our commonality is, Prince. "A strong spirit transcends rules." - Prince | |
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I guess we are just suppose to stay silent. ? What ever. I tend to value everyones opinions and statements, that's what makes it a discussion. I guess this thread isn't for discussion. WOW. If one is confident in their facts then what's the problem with a question or two? Or are we just supposed to be sitting around a campfire listening to the stoyteller. Let me know either way, I'll know how to play along. But I don't do well with random rules? [Edited 1/6/18 12:07pm] | |
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. I do agree with what you are saying, but there are still so many unanswered questions since the emergency in Moline and when you look at everything that has transpired since then, it almost seems like a big cover-up (Recovery Without Walls pamphlet/pills everywhere). . The word "NO" was not a part of Prince's vocabulary. I totally get that, but why take illicit pills when you can be treated by a medical professional? I know he didn't like doctors, but wouldn't getting the proper care be in his best interest, rather than getting drugs off the street? . You speak of his hard work-ethic, and his integrity, so the idea that he would just throw his hands up in the air and say "fuck it", I'm gonna take this poison (sorry, Prince), just does not fit into his character at all. . I really would like to know where was Tyka when all of this "supposed" intervention was being planned. . If Prince didn't give a shit anymore about anything, then why would he be stopping his ex-wife, Mayte from selling his things at auction, just before he died? Makes no sense. If you are sick, you would not have the time or energy to do that, nor would you give a shit, at that point. . There are too many facets to the story and there is not just one simple answer. .
"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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. Very good point, Menes. I keep going over the fact that Prince had a "scheduled" appointment/visit with Dr. Schulemberg that very morning, and the "supposed" intervention to take place, and not to mention, he had employee's showing-up for work on that Thursday morning. . On the suicide notion; if he wanted to do it, he could have done it as soon as he got back to PP after the Moline incident. He didn't. I wonder why? More questions than answers........
"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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Exactly. | |
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. The way he was found came as a shock to us all, and we haven't been able to get that horrible image out of our heads. . We have discussed this before that there is a possibility that Prince could have been placed in the elevator, with his clothes on backwards, The doctor's son shows up and they find Prince in the elevator. If something went awry, or there was foul-play; it would not be so hard to believe, for me, at least. .
[Edited 1/6/18 12:34pm] "With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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. Personally, I do not understand why some people have this holier-than-thou type of attitude. "With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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in what circumstance would it not be shocking? Elvis died on a toilet, we only have so much control over the moment death hits and it's no respector of persons. | |
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. I don't understand your comment. I didn't say that it wouldn't be shocking. . Elvis was all messed-up. He had dozens of different pills in his system. His doctor kept prescribing him more and more pills. That doctor would be in jail today for overprescribing meds and responsible for Elvis' death. Different times back then.
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well, the gist i get from some of Prince's fans is "he's too good to die like that" I'm just pointing out that death doesn't care about the vanity of man. Elvis died in pretty humiliating circumstances, so did Jimi and the rest of the 27 club. death is ugly, is there really such a thing as a pretty death? with prince it was shocking because most of us had no clue he was in that kind of trouble, a couple rumours here and there and no other indication that death was near. | |
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PennyPurple said:
Exactly. Well the opening statements were tinged with “gather around boys and girls and no talking till I’m done”. | |
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Heheheh, this is hilarious. | |
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Menes said:
Heheheh, this is hilarious. It is healthy when we can laugh at ourselves, glad it gave you a chuckle. | |
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Isnt it strange that Prince reportedly visited Wallgreens four times..?.If none of the rx,s were in his name why would he even go...considering his desire for privacy and all...? Is that narrative even TRUE ? | |
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. I just wish Prince didn't go like that. I know we should remember him for the incredible artist and humanitarian he was, and not how he died. We will never see another artist of his immense talent again. We are lucky to have lived in his lifetime. We all love him and miss him.
"With love, honor, and respect for every living thing in the universe, separation ceases, and we all become one being, singing one song." - Prince Roger Nelson (1958-2016) | |
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. Personally, I enjoy hearing what other Orgers have to say. Discussion is about exchanging ideas and understanding other's point-of-view and it may help bring us closer to the truth and discovering something new!! . It's good that we can laugh at ourselves. My motto is: "If you don't crack-up, you're gonna crack it up!!" LOL
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I would like to remind everyone that death isn't something to fear. Do you remember your birth? The soul comes in and passes out. do you think back at your birth and go oh man all that darkness...no no memory. Brother Nelson went into his father's kingdom. The circumstances we see aren't his experience. Only Prince knows what he saw to liberate his soul from the body. I know this...Prince is fine as an eternal being of light. People who have near death experiences talk about who came for them... I'm thinking Prince had a party welcome him home including his son. Think something wonderful for him, the rainbow at Paisley Whatever you need...just don't obsess over anything temporary that is upsetting to you. Put love at people...then energy of Prince isn't a death scene stuck in trying to understand. Honor him by serving others. That's what I do. | |
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if true totally strange, i will say that that piece of information wasn't something that i knew a month ago. so yes, is it even true???? 4 times???? | |
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and yet this information was out on the day he died...TMZ ! Google search reveals a list of reports stating the same... I recal there was a conversation on the org about this PICTURE. ..
Apparently this is not near walgreens, but was taken the day he renewed his Drivers Licence or something..
Does anyone here KNOW for a fact where this Picture is..Is anyone around here from Chanhassen or Minesota...?
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A family member told Anna Garcia, it was Alzheimer's.
https://www.all4women.co....alzheimers
Prince’s former girlfriend Anna Fantastic fears the music icon was battling Alzheimer’s disease in the months before his death
The singer and model, who met Prince as a teenager, insists her ex kept his memory loss to himself, but she found out he had been struggling when she attended his funeral last year.
“I heard from a family member that he may have had early onset Alzheimer’s… and he was having problems even remembering certain parts on the guitar,” the Brit, real name Anna Garcia, explains in a new Autopsy documentary about the final days of Prince‘s life. ----------
Meanwhile, a top forensic pathologist fears Prince may have been duped into taking a familiar painkiller laced with Fentanyl in the hours before his death last year
Dr. Michael Hunter studied the music icon’s health records for a new U.S. TV documentary in the Autopsy series and his extensive research has led him to believe the tragic star reached for his Percocet pills to help him cope with the pain of a drug withdrawal, not realising he was taking something much stronger.
Prince was found slumped in the elevator at his Paisley Park compound in Minnesota on 21 April, 2016 and a local coroner later ruled he died of a Fentanyl overdose.
Dr. Hunter claims symptoms Prince‘s personal chef noticed in the days before his death suggest the Purple Rain star may have been suffering from drug withdrawal for a week before his death.
“The fever, nausea and cramps that he was experiencing, according to the chef, may have caused him to relapse and reach for what he thought was a familiar painkiller,” the medic says in the revealing new documentary.
“I think that Prince probably didn’t know that the pills he took that night had Fentanyl in them. I believe Prince died from a tragic accident bordering on homicide.” ---- Dr. Hunter also agrees with accounts of the music legend’s alleged cocaine addiction, even though there are no medical notes documenting his use of the drug.
He claims the clue to the extent of the singer’s drug problems lie in the medical report of his mid-air emergency a week before his death, when the pilot of a plane carrying the star home after a gig was forced to land in Moline, Illinois, when his famous passenger lost consciousness mid-flight.
Dehydration was listed as the reason behind the health scare, but Dr. Hunter notes paramedics on the scene gave Prince what’s known as “a safe shot” to kick him back into life.
“In almost all cases the safe shot is given to someone who is thought to be having a drug overdose,” he says. ---------
His cocaine use fears echo those of Prince’s biographer, Mick Wall, and Michael Padden, the attorney for the star’s step-sister, Lorna Nelson, who both feature in the new Autopsy documentary
Padden claims his client feared her brother’s cocaine use was so significant that she worried he would suffer a heart attack.
“Cocaine gave him energy to the point that he would have trouble falling asleep for days, and the reason that he took the Percocet was to come down from the euphoric high of the cocaine,” the attorney explains.
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