[quote=""Susan""]It wasn't the nurse who gave out the details, but the nurse who first answered the phone and transferred the call. The call came in at 5AM and there wasn't yet a receptionist on duty.
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Yeah, there was mix ups in some of the reports but either way still tragic.
SM
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It's rather early to speculate on whether or not it was a suicide. She could have had a heart condition, or any number of other things that went wrong. If it was a suicide though it's likely there was something else going on in her life, depression or an undiagnosed illness perhaps. Still tragic either way.
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I agree with you, LH. I ythink there must be other issues.
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Its very sad. Maybe the stress was too much and she snapped.
Personally I never liked prank phone calls. I always think they are dumb.
Personally I never liked prank phone calls. I always think they are dumb.
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[quote=""Divia""]Its very sad. Maybe the stress was too much and she snapped.
Personally I never liked prank phone calls. I always think they are dumb.[/quote]
I hate most pranks, let alone prank phone calls. I once dumped a guy I'd gone on one date with because he prank called me. He thought it was hilarious and was totally dumbfounded that I dumped him over it and couldn't figure out why. Granted, we were only 18 at the time so it's it's not surprising that he would be that immature. I guess that's why I was never interested in guys my age and always went for slightly older and hopefully more mature guys.
I think that's why I never found Borat funny - it's just one big giant prank... I don't get it.
I once read an interview with Cameron Diaz where she said she never liked pranks because she found them mean-spirited and I thought that was spot on.
Personally I never liked prank phone calls. I always think they are dumb.[/quote]
I hate most pranks, let alone prank phone calls. I once dumped a guy I'd gone on one date with because he prank called me. He thought it was hilarious and was totally dumbfounded that I dumped him over it and couldn't figure out why. Granted, we were only 18 at the time so it's it's not surprising that he would be that immature. I guess that's why I was never interested in guys my age and always went for slightly older and hopefully more mature guys.
I think that's why I never found Borat funny - it's just one big giant prank... I don't get it.
I once read an interview with Cameron Diaz where she said she never liked pranks because she found them mean-spirited and I thought that was spot on.
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No, I don't like pranks. You never know what's going on in someone's life and how they would react.
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