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  • NTAN Offline
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    @jegga Oh you meant the disease. FIIK - lupus was like 25% of episodes, wasn't it?

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    @NTA said in RIP 2017:

    @jegga Oh you meant the disease. FIIK - lupus was like 25% of episodes, wasn't it?

    Only once, but it was a running gag throughout the show's run.

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    @booboo said in RIP 2017:

    Sometimes treatment works sometimes it doesn't.

    Cancer, AIDS, hepatitis, diabetes, depression.

    Depends if you get the right treatment Nd how aggressive the condition is.

    Cancer probably is a good analogy. Simetimes you can get it into remission but it's insidious. It's (often) always there no matter if you think you've nuked it. Similar to mental illness.

    Good post. The better half has battled quite severe depression in the past and it is something that is always there. She has mechanisms to cope when it rares its ugly head - ensuring she is in a good routine, exercise and most importantly talking openly about it with myself & others close to her. She doesn't always undersrand why her 'mood' will change but doing those things helps a lot.

    In saying that I can see where @Rembrandt is coming from, and I would argue that suicide will often hurt those close to the person more, as it is difficult not to feel partly responsible in that you think you could have done more to help. It also leaves a bunch of unanswered questions around 'why' which can eat away at you. It's absolutely awful and in most cases I would say avoidable if the correct help is sought - JK may be a shit coach but the work he's done around suicide prevention is absolutely gold - who knows how many lives he's saved with the campaigning and services he's set up.

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    @No-Quarter said in RIP 2017:

    @booboo said in RIP 2017:

    Sometimes treatment works sometimes it doesn't.

    Cancer, AIDS, hepatitis, diabetes, depression.

    Depends if you get the right treatment Nd how aggressive the condition is.

    Cancer probably is a good analogy. Simetimes you can get it into remission but it's insidious. It's (often) always there no matter if you think you've nuked it. Similar to mental illness.

    Good post. The better half has battled quite severe depression in the past and it is something that is always there. She has mechanisms to cope when it rares its ugly head - ensuring she is in a good routine, exercise and most importantly talking openly about it with myself & others close to her. She doesn't always undersrand why her 'mood' will change but doing those things helps a lot.

    • JK may be a shit coach but the work he's done around suicide prevention is absolutely gold - who knows how many lives he's saved with the campaigning and services he's set up.

    Rembrandt's comments would suggest that this campaign needs to continue.

    In my current job I see a lot more mental health issues so have done some mental health training and I came out of that realising that I knew nothing about nothing. Basically I'd call in the professionals at the drop of a hat now, and TBH even doing that there is no guarantee that an intervention will be 100% successful.

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    Great selection here

    Tom McParland  /  May 20, 2017

    Chris Cornell Wrote Some Of The Best Driving Songs - Jalopnik

    Chris Cornell Wrote Some Of The Best Driving Songs - Jalopnik

    Chris Cornell’s passing was the first death of a musical artist to really bum me out. I probably listen to his songs on a daily basis, so the news hit me hard. Most of the time I rock out from behind the wheel because Chris made awesome tracks for putting the pedal down and going for a drive.

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    the iHeart App is great, had it on now while putting down a brew!

    Also remembered I put together a home movie of TR Jnr about 7 or 8 years ago with Be Yourself as the sound track!

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    Roger Moore loses his battle with cancer, dies aged 89

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/film/92910631/james-bond-actor-roger-moore-dies

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    @canefan said in RIP 2017:

    Roger Moore loses his battle with cancer, dies aged 89

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/film/92910631/james-bond-actor-roger-moore-dies

    Sad, I believe he was @MN5 s favourite Bond and he said the best Bond of all time

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    Chris Cornell. Wow, that one really really struck close to the bone. Only Cobain comes close when it comes to a feeling of loss at the death of a musician. Absolutely gutted for his family.

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    @canefan Roger Moore was the James Bond I grew up watching in the 1980s so I was saddened to hear of his passing despite his age.

    I read this on another forum.

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    @Bovidae What a total Boss

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    Greg Allman rip

    Billboard Staff  /  May 27, 2017

    Gregg Allman, Soulful Trailblazer of Southern Rock, Dies at 69

    Gregg Allman, Soulful Trailblazer of Southern Rock, Dies at 69

    The legendary singer, songwriter, keyboardist and co-founder of The Allman Brothers Band endured heartbreaking tragedy and addiction during his life.

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    @jegga I was just reading about this myself. Not unexpected given his health issues. A very underrated musician.

    I bet we'll be hearing a lot of "Jessica" in the coming days.

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    @Bovidae said in RIP 2017:

    @jegga I was just reading about this myself. Not unexpected given his health issues. A very underrated musician.

    I bet we'll be hearing a lot of "Jessica" in the coming days.

    Yeah his 70s lifestyle would have taken its toll on him. Have you ever seen this film? He's in it and the soundtrack is pretty good.

    Rush (1991 film) - Wikipedia

    Rush (1991 film) - Wikipedia
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    @jegga That movie has a great opening sequence.

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    @jegga Yes, but haven't seen Rush since the early 1990s. I probably should watch it again.

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    @Bovidae yeah might have to see if it's on Netflix, just realised it was about 20 years since I saw it. I remember Allman was pretty good playing the bad guy.

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