Oh, Pix, I'm so sorry. That's such sad news. I'm glad he and your father could help each other the last few years.
Fred ,'A Hole in the World'
Natter 78: I might need to watch some Buffy for inspiration
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Oh Pix, that is such a tragedy. He had so many sweet nurturing qualities, but he just self-sabotaged his life repeatedly. I am so sorry to hear this.
Oh Pix that is so sad.
I’m sorry, Pix. How sad.
Oh Pix, 26. That's so, so sad.
Oh no, Pix, that's so sad.
Amy, I feel like anywhere but California, you can do almost anything you want, but I feel like in California they have such strict labor laws...
That poor kid. It's way too young, and I feel awful for his family/. I also know you know it's not your fault, but I want to stress that you did even more than you could have reasonably been expected to do. I feel so horrible for all of you. It's really such a sad outcome.
Yeah, it has made for a sad day. Truly a good person and clearly dealing with even more than we really knew.
Oh, I'm so sorry, Pix. That's so sad.
I also know you know it's not your fault, but I want to stress that you did even more than you could have reasonably been expected to do.
This is true too.
Pix, I'm so sad, especially because he was so good for your Dad.
We've had a real string of deaths and departures of residents here. News yesterday that B who was moved to what she was told was 'temporary' rehab up in VT (right near her daughter) is going to be staying. I'd kind of hoped that would happen, because B has had several major falls in the past couple months and really needs a higher level of care than she was willing to take from us. But it's another of my steady regular 'customers' gone.
And then today I found out another good one was moving out --at least it's for a better reason --she'd moved here because her husband needed us, he died, and now she's going to move to RI, in a real apartment of her own near her daughter. (The number of residents that we have that get to move out to independent living situations is very small.) She had taught Latin American Literature at Emerson, and ran a regular seminar on poetry for our residents that was well attended and appreciated, so while I'm so glad she's able to go on to another adventure, her presence will be much missed.
TL,DR: Death sucks.