Thread "sigh... a heart attack takes the life of another person..." in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 8:05PM, May. 30, 2007

today at school we got an announcement that a good teacher and a generally good person, died of a heart attack… he ironicly was in the best shape of his life apart from a bad knee…

anyway even though I barely knew him he was there when I did need help. the reason I do feel sad for his death is he impacted so many yet he got so little recognition for it… hence the whole 'good person' thing. many of these people were my friends… including one girl whom I actually seem to care about but don't know why… the saddest thing was is his greatest dream was never accomplished (becoming head of the school board) yeah the goal doesn't seem as amazing as he made it sound but to him it was everything.

the story was is he went into the hospital originally because his back was bothering him and when he was about to open the door to leave when he collapsed, unconsious(excuse my spelling). from that day on he battled a sickness that for some reason could not be diagnosed so the cause of the heart attack is as of yet unknown.

well the point of this thread is because I'm just sad and trying to feel better by talking about it…

Posted at 9:05PM, May. 30, 2007

I'm sorry for your loss. Try not to become emo about it. I hope the school makes a recovery, and they make sure to keep his memory alive.

Posted at 9:05PM, May. 30, 2007

heart attack can happen to anyone regardless of physical fitness…

If its your time to go, it is. :(

Anyway, I'm sorry for your loss and I'd like to share my condolences…

Posted at 10:05PM, May. 30, 2007

Aww… I feel sad. I guess there's nothing much we could do but take it as a lesson to appreciate the good people around us whom we don't generally take notice of.

Posted at 4:05AM, May. 31, 2007

A fellow student of mine also died of a heart attack about a year ago. It was really sudden, though I don't remember much about any sickness she was going through at the time. The whole school was abuzz about it and we had a front page dedicated to her in the newspaper.

In conclusion, heart attacks suck (obviously). They're unexpected and can take a loved one away in an instant. My mom had one years ago, but luckily she's been heart attack free since then.

I'm sorry for your loss, I hope you feel better soon.

Posted at 4:05AM, May. 31, 2007

I'm definatly not going to go all emo over it because I'm just not that kind of person…

anyway thanks guys…

Posted at 6:05AM, May. 31, 2007

Sorry for yours and your school's loss. Hopefully the people his life touched will be better people for it. That's all any of us can hope.

May you all find comfort and strength in your memories.

Posted at 9:05AM, May. 31, 2007

Really sorry for that, dude.

Posted at 3:06AM, Jun. 1, 2007

My dad had a major heart attack in 2003. He should've died: we knew he had a heart condition, he had blatantly ignored taking care of himself, he smoked, ate badly, etc…he should've died. Why did my family get lucky, when stuff like this happens, unexpected?

I know I don't have anything to do with it but I still feel so guilty when I hear about sudden, mysterious deaths like that. :|

Posted at 5:06PM, Jun. 1, 2007

My dad had a major heart attack in 2003. He should've died: we knew he had a heart condition, he had blatantly ignored taking care of himself, he smoked, ate badly, etc…he should've died. Why did my family get lucky, when stuff like this happens, unexpected?

I know I don't have anything to do with it but I still feel so guilty when I hear about sudden, mysterious deaths like that. :|

My dad died of a heart attack about a year ago. I really wanted to say that I didn't see that coming, but couldn't. It's happened before and always seemed to get through it. All of us knew that it was his fault and he totally knew he had a heart condition.

…still. Life is something. Not really sure what.

Posted at 5:06PM, Jun. 1, 2007

I'm sorry to hear about the loss.

As far as heart attacks go, I know they're scary, my Dad had a massive one when I was 13 years old, luckily after major surgery he lived. He's gotten 18 extra years so far, and we're all pretty lucky.

Posted at 6:06PM, Jun. 2, 2007

That's terrible. A teacher I used to like died 2 years after I left intermediate school (of course, he was an intermediate school teacher.) It turns out he'd been battling AIDS for quite some time.

Posted at 12:06PM, Jun. 3, 2007

I'm really sorry about your teacher… A history teacher at my middle school died last year… I didn't know him, but a lot of people were crying about it. That's so unfortunate…

Posted at 5:06PM, Jun. 3, 2007

We had three teachers have heart attacks in just two months two years ago… all being in the same hall too. O.o It was depressing. Two died. :/

I can feel for you. Even though I didn't personally know them it still just hits ya.

Sorry man. :/

Posted at 10:06AM, Jun. 4, 2007

I deleted the ignorant 'comments' of one of the users in this thread, along with all subsequent conversation about him. He was getting waaay to much attention from it. Hope everybody understands.

Posted at 11:06AM, Jun. 4, 2007

Understood, boss. Sorry for going off-topic there.

Posted at 12:06PM, Jun. 4, 2007

Considering my family history, since I missed the diabetes roulette I'm probably going to die of a heart attack or cancer. Fun times! That should probably motivate me to eat better or something but life is for living man, and ice cream's for eating.