My first thought. An ex GF of mine's Dad complained about headaches for a month until he died from an aneurysm. Doctors said it was treatable if he came in sooner.
Sad to hear but a reminder. Hold the ones we love close.
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I'm sorry, horrible. Death often puts me in a funk even when I barely knew the person. In HS we had a student who was apparently "like einstein to me" (one of her teachers) and she died, I think of an epileptic fit, there was some rumor that she stopped taking medicine so that she could just die but I wouldn't know how true it was, it put me in a funk then. Anyways, I try to tell the people around me that squander their health that they can't take it for granted, none of us are here for long. Recently my brother had to be taken to ER twice, all for his smoking/copd. It's crazy how life is, people that seem to have no regard for it at all live longer than people who seem to love life and are young and full of vitality. All I can say is that they are wasting what god gave them.
Sounds like a possibility. When i was about 20, i had a pal, both of us struggling with depression, anyway, he came by one day talking about a young woman, our age, he knew about, I recall her gums were bleeding or something and the next day she was fighting for her life and dead not long after. He was telling me that trying shake me out of my depression, and i'm sure he told himself that too, we're both alive all these years later.
Quincy Jones had two aneurisms and less than like a 1 percent survival hope for each surgery to remedy them. I guess if they find them there's a shot but some things that are undiagnosed can just come out of nowhere at any time.
