Sheiko strikes again

This is going to be my last post in this thread. The time has come to turn the page and start a new chapter regarding training, and in life.

I've been dealing with yet another death in the family this week. So yeah, my family is dealing with 2 in about a months time :( this time it's a whole lot more serious. One of my uncle's died after a workplace accident. Basically smashed half his skull in causing his brain to swell and die. I sat in mass general hospital for a day and a half with about a dozen family members and we had to pull life support. We are devastated over here. He leaves 3 sons and a grandchild behind. He worked for a local town and they have all the town flags at half staff. He was one of those guys that everyone in the greater Boston area knows and loves. He was a townie from birth and stayed local his entire life. He embodied what it is to be a Bostonian. :( so fucked right now.

I've spent the past 2 days drinking like a fish. I'm spending the next 2 days drying out and prepping for the next chapter. I don't think we have much room to fall over here on my end, feels like the bottom of the barrel has been hit.

I know this will never be read by them but the folks over at Neuro ICU in MGH are amazing. The shit they do to keep people alive is out of this world. Prey you never have to meet them. I know they don't want any more customers but the customers keep coming in so they keep working. Seriously, prey you never meet them. It's life changing when you do.

Thanks for reading this thread guys. I appreciate all the support, advice and fun banter. You all are part of my family. I know you are because I keep coming back here and pouring my heart out.

With tear filled eyes icky is signing out of this threat for the last time.
 
This is going to be my last post in this thread. The time has come to turn the page and start a new chapter regarding training, and in life.

I've been dealing with yet another death in the family this week. So yeah, my family is dealing with 2 in about a months time :( this time it's a whole lot more serious. One of my uncle's died after a workplace accident. Basically smashed half his skull in causing his brain to swell and die. I sat in mass general hospital for a day and a half with about a dozen family members and we had to pull life support. We are devastated over here. He leaves 3 sons and a grandchild behind. He worked for a local town and they have all the town flags at half staff. He was one of those guys that everyone in the greater Boston area knows and loves. He was a townie from birth and stayed local his entire life. He embodied what it is to be a Bostonian. :( so fucked right now.

I've spent the past 2 days drinking like a fish. I'm spending the next 2 days drying out and prepping for the next chapter. I don't think we have much room to fall over here on my end, feels like the bottom of the barrel has been hit.

I know this will never be read by them but the folks over at Neuro ICU in MGH are amazing. The shit they do to keep people alive is out of this world. Prey you never have to meet them. I know they don't want any more customers but the customers keep coming in so they keep working. Seriously, prey you never meet them. It's life changing when you do.

Thanks for reading this thread guys. I appreciate all the support, advice and fun banter. You all are part of my family. I know you are because I keep coming back here and pouring my heart out.

With tear filled eyes icky is signing out of this threat for the last time.
So sorry for your loss, hang in there sounds like you have a ton of support. Looking forward to your next chapter.
 
Enjoy life while you can fellas. It's way too short, even if you live a long one. Go home and hug your wife and kids. Tell them you love them and spend more time with them. You and they deserve it. Call your parents and say hello for no reason. They probably deserve it too.

Life can change in a moment. Remove the possibility of regret while you can. Once you can't remove it you are forced to live with it, forever.

Head high fuckers, onward and upward

I have something very very similar to this written on a price of paper that hangs on the bathroom mirror. I read it every morning and every night. I know ALL too well how quickly life can change. We share alot of similarities in regards to just how many people we were close to around us have died suddenly. It really puts life into perspective. Another motto or mantra I live be is "Don't say your grateful, show your grateful"

This is going to be my last post in this thread. The time has come to turn the page and start a new chapter regarding training, and in life.

I've been dealing with yet another death in the family this week. So yeah, my family is dealing with 2 in about a months time :( this time it's a whole lot more serious. One of my uncle's died after a workplace accident. Basically smashed half his skull in causing his brain to swell and die. I sat in mass general hospital for a day and a half with about a dozen family members and we had to pull life support. We are devastated over here. He leaves 3 sons and a grandchild behind. He worked for a local town and they have all the town flags at half staff. He was one of those guys that everyone in the greater Boston area knows and loves. He was a townie from birth and stayed local his entire life. He embodied what it is to be a Bostonian. :( so fucked right now.

I've spent the past 2 days drinking like a fish. I'm spending the next 2 days drying out and prepping for the next chapter. I don't think we have much room to fall over here on my end, feels like the bottom of the barrel has been hit.

I know this will never be read by them but the folks over at Neuro ICU in MGH are amazing. The shit they do to keep people alive is out of this world. Prey you never have to meet them. I know they don't want any more customers but the customers keep coming in so they keep working. Seriously, prey you never meet them. It's life changing when you do.

Thanks for reading this thread guys. I appreciate all the support, advice and fun banter. You all are part of my family. I know you are because I keep coming back here and pouring my heart out.

With tear filled eyes icky is signing out of this threat for the last time.

Unfortunately I've met those folks over at the Neuro ICU. Best friend was there and ultimately his family made the same decision yours did. I share the same sentiments towards the cardiac ICU. They made one of the worst 48 hours of my life alot more comfortable to sit by and watch my girlfriend lifeless.


If you need anything, anything at all. Hit me up homie. I've got a spare bedroom, if you and the wifey want to get away for a while and enjoy the sun and the pool, just say the word.
 
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