[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by GregK ↗

Can I have one too?

Sure, I cyber-shove ya one.

[GregK]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum ↗

Sure, I cyber-shove ya one.

I cyber thank you.

[OxVortex]

Originally Posted by jumpingjames69 ↗

[how about fuck yourself, I'm entitled to my opinion, it changed yes when I found out about Parkinson's as it makes a difference
He should have sort out more help it's out there, what about his family? So I will have my opinion you have yours, the man was loved by millions, I don't have sympathy for people that commit suicide

QUOTE=Lion-hearted Girl;4347134]So, its selfish for someone with a mental illness to end their own suffering, but give them a physical illness and oh, that's understandable.

Can't believe how ignorant people are to just how horrific a mental illness can be. People need to get that it isn't just "feeling sad". It's like a nightmare that never ends. Pure waking terror. Do people get that?

[/QUOTE]

Your opinion may be right to YOU, but it is objectively and logically WRONG. You sound very ignorant.

[murphy10]

Blessed with so much, only to come out weak, wow....

[Nattie]

Loved him so much rip

[Bclancy95]

What was he thinking? At that moment? His body language is rough.

[reece86]

they were getting ready to do Mrs Doubtfire 2 :/

[jaybo]

Originally Posted by jumpingjames69 ↗

Selfish to commit suicide a week after his kids birthday

A week before?

[jaybo]

Originally Posted by jonnboi ↗

I don't think it was selfish at all. I would have done the same thing knowing that I had Parkinson's disease in the final years of my life. I'm sure he did not want everyone to see himself turned into a depressed, shuffling, shaky frail old man considering his kind of energetic and crazy comedy style. Once I heard he was in the early stages of Parkinson's.... it all made sense to me why he did what he did. Yeah it is unfortunate because he was one of a kind for sure but come on... nobody would want to see Robin Williams like that just like nobody wants to see the champ, Muhammed Ali the way he is now. Just my opinion.

Ali still did many great things while being sick, I for one was impressed with his grace in the grip of such an illness.

[Jazz1985]

Originally Posted by jonnboi ↗

I don't think it was selfish at all. I would have done the same thing knowing that I had Parkinson's disease in the final years of my life. I'm sure he did not want everyone to see himself turned into a depressed, shuffling, shaky frail old man considering his kind of energetic and crazy comedy style. Once I heard he was in the early stages of Parkinson's.... it all made sense to me why he did what he did. Yeah it is unfortunate because he was one of a kind for sure but come on... nobody would want to see Robin Williams like that just like nobody wants to see the champ, Muhammed Ali the way he is now. Just my opinion.

Completely agree,I've told my husband that I would rather be dead if I was diagnosed with that or related illnesses.he spent so much of his life making others happy,but was he?