Help I need help determing if my husband was killed

[sheltielover]

ok where are you? i answered all your questions now where are you?

 

[sheltielover]

oh well, good nite. Maybe I'll see your post tomorrow.....

 

[rmet4nzkx]

Godf grief, you haven't even given me a chance to answer you.
So your husband was hospitalized due to kidney and or end organ failure and at some point slipped into a coma due to hypoxia, this was a terminal condition any way you look at it. WIthout an antopsy or some proof of negligence you have no case from the facts provided although you may consult a medmal attorney.

It sounds as if you are not competent to handle your affairs especially based on your other threads and your responses here. Please call Adult Protecitve Services to get osme help.

 

[sheltielover]

ya, thats it i'm crazy.... I typed up everything just has it happened and I got kicked on twice. Because it was probably to long and the site logs you off if you don't change screens i guess. but anyway then i typed it up again and i thought i had saved it. But don't know where it went. do do do do do ya I'm crazy.... not. not. s

No but seriously, I was only saying that because according to the ADA ( = Americans with Disability Act) in order to be considered to have a disability who have to either:

a) Know some one who does have a disability.
b) Have an actual disability.
c) To be thought of having a disability.

Then you are eligellable to be protected under the ADA. That's what I was simply referring to. However people are going to think what they want anyway. So, go ahead and think that. I really don't care, because you don't know me or anyone else on this forum that's the good thing about it. But I can tell you and everyone else that NO I'am not crazy,
nor am I playing games either. That's no game to play telling people my husband passed away and he really did not. NO WAY. Not that way, Not that game.

Thank You......

Hello hello, is any one out there?

So what do you all think?
Do you think it is something I really should look in to?
I just do not understand, how my husbands blood sugar can drop so drastically and no
bells or whisles went off? How can that be?
How can it be that it took 8 minutes for the nurses to get oxygen to him? In intensive care?
Can someone out there (a Nurse, Doctor) please explain to me why did it take so long for them to administer oxygen to him and it was a "pump" on at that?

 

[rmet4nzkx]

Hello hello, is any one out there?

So what do you all think?
Do you think it is something I really should look in to?
I just do not understand, how my husbands blood sugar can drop so drastically and no
bells or whisles went off? How can that be?
How can it be that it took 8 minutes for the nurses to get oxygen to him? In intensive care?
Can someone out there (a Nurse, Doctor) please explain to me why did it take so long for them to administer oxygen to him and it was a "pump" on at that?

I answered you last post within 20 minutes and now you wait another 4 days and wonder who is here?
You have serious competency issues, please call adult protective services and get some referals.
People die, we do not live forever, your husband was terminal, consult an attorney in your area, perhaps they can explain it to you.

 

[Shay-Pari'e]

(QUOTE)I was only saying that because according to the ADA ( = Americans with Disability Act) in order to be considered to have a disability who have to either:

a) Know some one who does have a disability.b) Have an actual disability.
c) To be thought of having a disability.(QUOTE)


Is she serious?

 

[NotSoNew]

oh my! did she ever answer (and then delete?) how she came to have a boyfriend and a husband? or did she just ignore that?

la la la i am not crazy!

 

[AHA]

Hello hello, is any one out there?

So what do you all think?
Do you think it is something I really should look in to?
I just do not understand, how my husbands blood sugar can drop so drastically and no
bells or whisles went off? How can that be?
How can it be that it took 8 minutes for the nurses to get oxygen to him? In intensive care?
Can someone out there (a Nurse, Doctor) please explain to me why did it take so long for them to administer oxygen to him and it was a "pump" on at that?

You have confessed to being crazy (and embarrassingly proud of it ) ,
so you should probably try and get help somewhere where people don't know that you are loopety loop in the head.
Good luck in getting a lawyer, what with being crazy and all.

 

[Shay-Pari'e]

I'm still wondering if I can qualify for disability, because I know someone who is disabled.

 

[shell007]

I'm still wondering if I can qualify for disibility, because I know someone who is disabled.

Me too!!

Maybe we'll all hit the jack-pot!!!

 

[lolbackagain]

Maybe sheltielover snuck in to the hospital and removed the oxygen from her husband and as soon as she returned home the hospital called and told her to git there fast.Just a thought.

 

[sheltielover]

Maybe sheltielover snuck in to the hospital and removed the oxygen from her husband and as soon as she returned home the hospital called and told her to git there fast.Just a thought.

ya, you are all sick. I answered the questions, did any of you ever read the answers?

NOT. Apparently not because if you did you would not be typing out all this stuff....

 

[lolbackagain]

lol.. Git your panties out of your crotch. Your answer's were read and answered.Problem is your answer's don't make much since.What I don't git is,your hubby died June 30th 2005 why have you waited so long to ask questions about his death? You said you met your new boyfriend dark January 2006 just seven months after your husband's death.I quess you were just too busy with dark to think about this until now.