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His accountant , manager, 20 year old wife ......
Noone else like him
in the same year as Maurice gibb
Bloody hell
I'll let Benz tell you about renal failure. Most of the patients I have with it are either diabetics or young Afro-Caribbean women with SLE.
Benz, if you hadn't been big enough for the challenges of dealing with people who are already terminally ill when they come to you, God would have made you a private dermatologist and given you a syringe of Botox.
1:47 p.m., July 4, 2003
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Barry White
LOS ANGELES – Velvet-voiced R&B crooner Barry White, renowned for his lush baritone and carnal lyrics that oozed sex appeal on songs such as "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe," died Friday morning, his manager said.
White, who had suffered kidney failure from years of high blood pressure, died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center around 9:30 a.m., said manager Ned Shankman. He was 58.
White had been undergoing dialysis treatment and had been hospitalized since last September.
His work epitomized seductive disco music, also known as "make out" music. The heavyset musician enjoyed three decades of fame for songs like "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" and "It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me."
White's canyon-deep, butter-smooth vocals and throbbing musical tempos emphasized his songs' sexually charged verbal foreplay. His 1975 song "Love Serenade" began with the purring, first-person lyrics: "I want you the way you came into the world/ I don't want to feel no clothes ..."
its ok
i love the job really
But sometimes--------
Not bloody fair!
At least cancer patients know they are dying
mine dont:((
and no support for tem, though at LAST heart failure has specialist nurses
not trendy you see
renal a dumping ground
poor sods
Im just more upset by this than i expected
prob a patient got to me today
There's lots of support outwith the NHS for most common-ish conditions (I was looking up a relatively rare neurological condition online today and was amazed at what was available), but peeps have to know where to look for it and there's a lot of miracle-cure crap too.
but the poor sods
there s not a lot out there for them
you have to be really really ILL
Cos we are tuff
we can cope
we aint human
Im actually ok
but my patients get a raw deal, and thats hard to take
bad day, sorry
They get to me too. Especially the ones that aren't ready to die. Most have faced the inevitability and come to accept it, mercifully.
is it still going?
yes, i helped to set it up
part of the job
My fathers side ( hawk spit ) grandma lived to late 70 grandad 80's
My mums side , well we dont know anyhting about them really
Guess I'll just have to wait and see
Or start going to church (again)
So i dont
But, you can help behind the scenes
but the juniors are ok these days
they dont care