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> Another tragic death in my opinion was the death of Hawk. Throughout
> the 80's and 90's I guess he had a serious drug habbit, messed around
> with a lot of women, etc and was really heading for an early death
> when he finally cleaned his life up. He went through rehab, got
> married, started going to church, and the next thing you know he just
> passed away in his sleep.
[My Reply:]
I think it's a blessing. He went to God, and God took him
before he was possibly lost again. Personally, I wouldn't die in a
hospital, if I get the choice. They kept my father alive for as long as
they could when leukemia took him, then morphined the crap out of him
and took away all his fluids when they finally decided he was going to
die anyway. He died screaming in agony with his lips and tongue
splitting from lack of fluids. They tortured him to death, regardless
of the leukemia, and even prisoners being executed are treated more
kindly than any hospital will for the dying.
Makes me happy as all get-out I'm dying from congestive heart failure.
Least it'll be quick, praise God, and Do Not Resussitate!
Michael
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