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TINnotaTON
17 Jan 18 17:20
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Only 56, Embolism on his heart, absolutely devastated when his girlfriend called from the hospital this morning, happened suddenly, Didn't see him or speak to him anywhere near as much as i should have done over the last few years as he moved down south, was healthy as anyone. Never put aside something when you can do it today, even if it's just to say hello. that's
what ive learned today   

RIP buddy Sad

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By:
bigmo
When: 17 Jan 18 17:36
Very sad to read this.Sorry for your loss.
By:
annie.
When: 17 Jan 18 17:39
Sorry to hear that.  I have two elder brothers and I do worry about them
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 17 Jan 18 17:42
sad to hear tinaton  ,sorry for your loss .
By:
steerforth
When: 17 Jan 18 17:42
Excellent advice. I obviously don't even know you but felt the pain in your words. I hope sharing it here gives some comfort. We're all mortal. Best wishes and take some strength from your resolve.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 17 Jan 18 17:54
Awful to read your terrible news about your brother and what you have said is so true and I try and do what you say and don't put off seeing my family and friends even if it means going out of my way as they are spread out all over the place. Like Annie, I have brothers, four of them in fact and if anything happened to them I'd be completely heartbroken.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 17:54
Cheers guys, hardest thing was phoning his old friends and telling them. horrible.
By:
Gin
When: 17 Jan 18 18:12
Sorry for your loss - It's all too easy to get caught up in daily life and forget the things and people that are important to you. Just today, my brother asked me if I wanted to meet up for something to eat in a couple of weeks time and I wasn't sure whether to go or not as I had some work on (on here). Now I will forget about that and go anyway.
By:
twizzle22
When: 17 Jan 18 18:28
My condolences to you and your family.An Embolism can strike so rapidly.It reminds me back in 1997 when i was working in a betting shop in High St North East Ham.It was near to closing time when this gang of thugs entered the shop and clambered over the counter.My cashier,Sandra,just 41 suffered an embolism of the brain due to the stress of the situation and died three days later.
By:
Gin
When: 17 Jan 18 18:35
Sad
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 18:39
If me writing that has helped your decision GIN then do so, more important than work, as ive said i have learned that today
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 18:40
What an awful event twizzle, did they catch those responsible
By:
twizzle22
When: 17 Jan 18 18:48
Yes..the head of the gang received 2 years and the other 7 basically got let off.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 17 Jan 18 18:48
Gin, that's a good decision. I'm in Bedford right now staying with my brother for a couple of days, he got some time off and we have been out and about in town having a couple of pints, walking his dogs and watching the racing. It has been a lot of fun as we are really two peas in a pod and have the same sense of humour, both slightly bonkers of course and it has been great to spend time with him.
By:
dave1357
When: 17 Jan 18 18:50
Sorry for your loss. You offer good advice for everyone.
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 17 Jan 18 19:11
It's great advice and in the midst of your grief, you'll have done some good.
I've spent a good deal of today arguing with my brother - there are only the 2 of us and your moving thread has made me think hard.
we are both mid-50s.
Sorry to read of your loss and I hope time can ease the hurt for your family and friends.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 19:13
Cheers STUDY
By:
ufcdan
When: 17 Jan 18 19:29
Sorry to hear of your loss, 56 is no age. My thoughts are with you and your family
By:
saddo
When: 17 Jan 18 19:37
Sincere codolences TINnotaTON. I've hardly seen my Brother for 25 years but he moved back here last year and has been living with me for a few months. I was quite relieved when he moved into his new property last week, and feel a little guilty now. I will try harder.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 17 Jan 18 19:42
Condolences, Tin.

Hopefully you can give him a great send off.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 19:45
Thanks guys and i know saddo, days like today put it all into perspective. i will do my very best kenbo, i imagine there will be plenty of the old crowd there.
By:
paulypaul
When: 17 Jan 18 19:57
Chin up Tin. Sorry for what happened, it's horrid. Hope you stay strong but it doesn't matter if you don't to be honest.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 19:59
I know pauly, cheers
By:
bigmo
When: 17 Jan 18 20:05
Cheers guys, hardest thing was phoning his old friends and telling them. horrible.

I can imagine. How awful.
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 17 Jan 18 20:27
Sincere condolences, Tin.

If it's any comfort, I think your post may have done some good for other people on here.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 20:32
Hope so tommy, dont spend much time on here now, probably not the same as years back and to much bickering goes on.
strange when things suddenly change on days like today. feel worse for my mum who's 80 and has outlived him.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 17 Jan 18 20:35
I lost my younger brother 11 years ago aged 34 since he was old enough to speak we spoke every single day there say it does get easier in my view it does not take flowers every week since he died the tears I have shed would sink a ship
r.i p. Darren miss you so much. xxxxxxxxxxxx
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 21:00
Sad ronnie
By:
casemoney
When: 17 Jan 18 21:10
RIP ,Dreadful when People are Taken too young ,Had a Close friend Suffered Heart Problems 38 ,left 4 kids aged 7 to 16 ...

Since My Mum  Died 14 years Back including My Dad 4 years Back ,It is Like the Flood Gates Opened, Many before their Time

Sad

I just Hope they are all in a Better place ,and carry on and try not to think about them all too much.. Time is a great

Healer ,Hard to Believe when you have Just suffered a Tragic Loss but  After a Year or Two the Void does Lessen ...

All the Best to yourself and Ron ,also Dreadful for any Parent to lose a Child at any age Sad
By:
ronnie rails
When: 17 Jan 18 21:26
casemoney
Darren  loved his racing I have a bench  outside the old weighing room at York in his memory
his ashes are scatted in the betting ring.
thanks for your kind words.
regards
Ronnie.
By:
Hank Hill
When: 17 Jan 18 21:35
Sorry to read about your loss TIN. If this thread acts as a reminder for people take time out to talk to and visit their loved ones after reading this thread it will have done some good. Best wishes to you and your family.
By:
casemoney
When: 17 Jan 18 21:36
That sounds The Bizz Ronnie  Must be very Special when you attend the Track , Me father in Laws ashes are at the Base of a Rose Bush out the Front, he went a Couple of years Back ,The Mrs Goes out and Gives a Drop of Brandy on Special Days , The rose Bush aint Looking too bad for it Either Happy
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 17 Jan 18 21:41
thanks for all the comments and best wishes, 2 strong sleeping tabs for me now, otherwise be up all night, bit of respite at least.
best wishes everyone.
By:
ronnie rails
When: 17 Jan 18 21:44
Casemoney
rarely miss a meeting the sad thing I always tie a white rose on but before the meeting is over it is gone. scum of the earth.
cant stop 13 hours awaits
regards
Ronnie.
By:
casemoney
When: 17 Jan 18 21:45
All the Best Tin  ,A good move Mate , Its Bad Enough, but with No sleep it is a Lot worse ..
By:
Capt__F
When: 17 Jan 18 23:04
sorry to hear your sad news Tin

all the best
By:
mokegibboni
When: 17 Jan 18 23:55
Sorry to hear of your loss TIN - my mum passed away just before Christmas and the funeral is this Friday. She was a good age (97) and although it was on the cards for some time it came at a bad time, although no time is a good time for this sort of thing, especially close family members.
By:
Cork Langer
When: 18 Jan 18 00:25
My sincere condolences Tin, had an awful year last year myself losing two great sister in laws both in their fifties, in trying to console the wife, we agreed to do little at Xmas but celebrate the dawning of a New Year instead, returning from cooking and delivering meals on wheels on New Years Eve, my wife had the unenviable job of telling me that my baby sister (51) had passed away earlier that morning, to complete a truly miserable year.

It is imperative that you keep thinking positively though and don't be afraid to show any emotion you feel, my big gripe is the time it takes to bury someone over there, nearly 3 weeks and we have no date for a funeral, here all would have been completed in 4 days maximum.

We are clinging to the fact my sister passed in the old year as a sign that this year will indeed be better.
By:
TINnotaTON
When: 18 Jan 18 06:58
Cheers again all, yes she was a good age monkey, i guess it made it a little easier knowing she'd had a long and hopefully decent life and cork langer, i expected stories after me posting this yesterday about similar experiences, but yours is truly horrific.

How do you even try to explain it, never mind take it all in !!
By:
Paddy Hair
When: 18 Jan 18 07:12
My Prayers go out to you TIN, it is something I will never know. But I lost a younger Brother in December 2016, we couldn't bury him until January 2017. It was with us all over the Christmas, I have 4 more younger Brothers. One had a Heart attack on December 3rd 2017, I thought here we go again. The one that died and the one that had the Heart Attack had a Muscle Wasting disease, that is Hereditary but we can not find any family member that has had it. The brother that died was 51, and the one that had the Heart Attack has just turned 50. We are just waiting for the day, he won't live past his mid 50's.I see him every week, piss taking phucker who can rip you to bits. The Brain as sharp as it ever was, but his body is giving up on him. When he wants a phag, you have to light it and put it in his mouth. He can't lift a Cigarette. Heart breaking at times, at home with my 74 year old Mum. Typical old Irish Biddy, she still won't take any **** from him. As you said TIN make the most of your Family and Friends you never know when it will be the last time you see them. You read about Family Feuds, really life is too short. Again Deepest Sympathies TIN.
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