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Not accurate. You're cherry picking her statements. She describes him being more talkative with celebrities backstage, and later says "Um, he's talking. He's got more pep in his step" and mentions the Fleetwood Mac conversation and reminiscing, and "he seemed like was was better". | |
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Not accurate. You're cherry picking her statements. She describes him being more talkative with celebrities backstage, and later says "Um, he's talking. He's got more pep in his step" and mentions the Fleetwood Mac conversation and reminiscing, and "he seemed like was was better". It is accurate. What happened on the plane? | |
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Oh lordy. You're in love with them both but that's neither here nor there. I even recall an interview where Judith Hill herself danced around her relationship with Prince as something other than romantic. Not that it matters, she was there for some of it, but she was also on the outside for other parts of this. I appreciate you knowing where I was going with my "reborn" comment. Your post about Prince leaving the Purple Rain tourbook on his desk as a reference to Vanity of all people doesn't totally connect. The tour was obviously after their relationship, tied to a movie that she wasn't in. I think Prince really cared for all the people he let into his life during that era. Susan Rogers is the only one he had a bone to pick with. The rest have really touching stories about reconnecting with him at some point, and him taking a legit interest in them, their families, their lives, in a really familial way. The story about Brenda and Susan Moonsie reconnecting is really indicative of that. The amount Prince was touched by Bobby Z.'s heart attack was surprising. So let's keep some perspective on how he reacted to Denise's death, which definitely wasn't the reaction of a man who was obsessed with her, and was singing about her every night, because he wasn't. | |
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We know he OD's on the flight. Not up for discussion. That doesn't explain your version of things. Also inaccurate was the portrayol of Prince upset that his life was saved. What he becomes upset about is the use of a counter-active drug he didn't have consent to, because he's trying to deflect what's in his body (which was suppoedly minor) as the cause of any problems, but freaks out over the rescue drug administered. He's worried how that drug will interact. That's different than being upset someone disrupted his suicide attempt. She also describes that he went for the follow up tests, blood draw, and looking into other causes like organ failure. Judith Hill isn't saying she thinks he commited suicide, she's saying she doesn't have handle on what happened. Nobody should be using her statements as conclusive proof. Let alone misleading people from what she actually said. | |
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We know he OD's on the flight. Not up for discussion. That doesn't explain your version of things. Also inaccurate was the portrayol of Prince upset that his life was saved. What he becomes upset about is the use of a counter-active drug he didn't have consent to, because he's trying to deflect what's in his body (which was suppoedly minor) as the cause of any problems, but freaks out over the rescue drug administered. He's worried how that drug will interact. That's different than being upset someone disrupted his suicide attempt. She also describes that he went for the follow up tests, blood draw, and looking into other causes like organ failure. Judith Hill isn't saying she thinks he commited suicide, she's saying she doesn't have handle on what happened. Nobody should be using her statements as conclusive proof. Let alone misleading people from what she actually said. 1) I didn't write the comments about him being upset regarding narcan but you're making up just as much as he was to explain it. At least he only used Prince's actual words. 2) He was depressed again on the plane. 3) Going to the tests days after isn't terribly helpful. They wanted blood draws done right there at Moline to see what the fuck was in him and he refused because he knew it would give cause to their concern. | |
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He seemed to be somewhat fixated on the Narcan likely to deflect from knowing he took some strong stuff that he did not want publicized. Judith Hill's comments were nuanced. She said he was sometimes depressed, talking about being bored, having finished coming what he was here to do, etc. When asked about about suicidality, she thought it was' 50/50.' I don't think he tried to commit suicide on the plane as I don't think he would have purposely have done that to her.
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He seemed to be somewhat fixated on the Narcan likely to deflect from knowing he took some strong stuff that he did not want publicized. Judith Hill's comments were nuanced. She said he was sometimes depressed, talking about being bored, having finished coming what he was here to do, etc. When asked about about suicidality, she thought it was' 50/50.' I don't think he tried to commit suicide on the plane as I don't think he would have purposely have done that to her.
Fixated on the narcan is one thing, but he was indignant. That strikes me as very very odd. I get that he was alarmed and likely wanted to deflect a bit, but he was portraying the doctors as having done something wrong or violated him. The end result of this violation being his survival. Maybe he was upset because he felt it would be gods will to take him then and there if that's what happened. Maybe he didn't feel doctors should ever intervene at all. The gods will thing is such a slippery slope that it almost feels not worth talking about though. He did plenty of his own interventions. A person doesn't need to base their entire perspective on a few outliers here and there, but the pieces so nicely fit together to portray something very unsavory. I keep going back to this but if it were anyone but prince, this wouldn't be so hot of a debate. | |
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I still see it as deflection, something to lead others to focus on the Narcan instead of his contribution. He likely did not know much about Narcan and could have been genuinely troubled about this 'wild-card' drug. He was used to being in charge (both of his drugs and others)
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😳 400 comments? | |
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PeggyO said: I still see it as deflection, something to lead others to focus on the Narcan instead of his contribution. He likely did not know much about Narcan and could have been genuinely troubled about this 'wild-card' drug. He was used to being in charge (both of his drugs and others)
Little did he know that narcan's primary function is exactly what it did. Deflecting onto the narcan only draws ever more attention to the fact he was overdosing on opiates. | |
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Not what she says. Please provide actual quotes for now on. | |
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Fiction. Please quote Judith Hill directly where he's "indignant". She describes that he was confident he would have woken up on his own, and is concerned about what they put in his body and the harm it could do, instead of being concerned about his own pills and what induced the problem. | |
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Fiction is a strong word. I think reading between the lines about harm to his body (from Narcan) is a sort of deflection/denial response on his part when he was likely taking large amounts of opiates/other drugs on the regular. (which can cause 'harm') | |
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Fiction. Please quote Judith Hill directly where he's "indignant". She describes that he was confident he would have woken up on his own, and is concerned about what they put in his body and the harm it could do, instead of being concerned about his own pills and what induced the problem. Zzzzzz | |
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TrivialPursuit said:
Most of the bottles were of supplements. I can prove it but i dont know how to upload pictures here. Anyway prince was sick for the last 2 years. he looked like a skeleton. He must have suffered severe pain. | |
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You will have to raise your game to be taken seriously here. You have to support your comments with what is known. I would suggest reading the Investigative files for a start. How do you deduce severe pain with being skeletal? | |
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You will have to raise your game to be taken seriously here. You have to support your comments with what is known. I would suggest reading the Investigative files for a start. How do you deduce severe pain with being skeletal? Listen i dont think i get instructions from u. Any way if it hard to u to understand he took opioids and supplements to relieve pain. Opiods cause u to loose weight. Kapish? | |
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I've seen rumors from others that Prince has had overdoses before, (I forget what years) but if that is the case why did he act like he had never heard of or had narcan before? Was it really his first overdose? Are they just rumors? And... Were there "bad pills" with fentanyl before April 2016 or so? Or was this a new thing, a new source of pills? Hmm... Who knows? | |
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Is it where the booth is at? | |
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Because back in the day, they pumped your stomach. | |
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Sorry, it's the Hodgkin's talking. | |
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Because back in the day, they pumped your stomach. You'd die before then on fentanyl. Narcan has been used since the 70s and has become a vital tool in the kit of first responders since Oxycontin becoming the prescription du jour, Whatever he overdosed on before was not like overdosing on fentanyl. | |
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True. | |
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I also think his concern about the Narcan was total deflection. I’m guessing Prince knew what Narcan was based on the comment Kirk made in Moline when he said this couldn’t keep happening. (Maybe it was a first for Narcan though? Or maybe I’m mis-remembering). Although Kirk said the same night to JH that Prince’s problem was obviously worse than he thought or something? I find Kirk’s comments contradictory if he was just then realizing the depth of the problem yet this “kept happening”. I can’t decide if Kirk is a big liar, always trying to do damage control, or both. Also, someone (maybe PeggyO) said there was a suicide attempt in 2010- I hadn’t heard that before. Was that well known? Or did I read that post wrong? | |
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iamafan said: I also think his concern about the Narcan was total deflection. I’m guessing Prince knew what Narcan was based on the comment Kirk made in Moline when he said this couldn’t keep happening. (Maybe it was a first for Narcan though? Or maybe I’m mis-remembering). Although Kirk said the same night to JH that Prince’s problem was obviously worse than he thought or something? I find Kirk’s comments contradictory if he was just then realizing the depth of the problem yet this “kept happening”. I can’t decide if Kirk is a big liar, always trying to do damage control, or both.
Also, someone (maybe PeggyO) said there was a suicide attempt in 2010- I hadn’t heard that before. Was that well known? Or did I read that post wrong? I'm still unclear what the end result of that deflection is supposed to be. So what if they used narcan? He said "it's one thing if it was something I chose" - how would he choose that if he were unconscious? If he were in a coma, would he be upset that the doctors gave him meds to stay alive? It makes no sense. They don't use narcan for aspirin overdoses. Wanna know why? Aspirin overdoses don't immediately start to kill you within minutes. They knew exactly what was going on with him and they made the only call they could in order to prevent his death. Literally any other measure would result in him dying right there within minutes. And they used both doses in the dual injectors that narcan typically comes in. Thst is a big deal because it doesn't usually take two shots like that. Two is reserved for the big Whopper ODs. Let's say it was deflection and JH also got irate. Then what? "Well you would've died." Okay, great. [Edited 1/4/20 10:11am] | |
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LoveGalore said: iamafan said: I also think his concern about the Narcan was total deflection. I’m guessing Prince knew what Narcan was based on the comment Kirk made in Moline when he said this couldn’t keep happening. (Maybe it was a first for Narcan though? Or maybe I’m mis-remembering). Although Kirk said the same night to JH that Prince’s problem was obviously worse than he thought or something? I find Kirk’s comments contradictory if he was just then realizing the depth of the problem yet this “kept happening”. I can’t decide if Kirk is a big liar, always trying to do damage control, or both. Also, someone (maybe PeggyO) said there was a suicide attempt in 2010- I hadn’t heard that before. Was that well known? Or did I read that post wrong? I'm still unclear what the end result of that deflection is supposed to be. So what if they used narcan? He said "it's one thing if it was something I chose" - how would he choose that if he were unconscious? If he were in a coma, would he be upset that the doctors gave him meds to stay alive? It makes no sense. They don't use narcan for aspirin overdoses. Wanna know why? Aspirin overdoses don't immediately start to kill you within minutes. They knew exactly what was going on with him and they made the only call they could in order to prevent his death. Literally any other measure would result in him dying right there within minutes. And they used both doses in the dual injectors that narcan typically comes in. Thst is a big deal because it doesn't usually take two shots like that. Two is reserved for the big Whopper ODs. Let's say it was deflection and JH also got irate. Then what? "Well you would've died." Okay, great. [Edited 1/4/20 10:11am] I meant Prince was focusing on the Narcan so he didn’t have to talk about the real problem- the pills in the Bayer bottle. That’s what I meant by deflection. | |
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