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“He told me he has been successful at everything in life, but he can’t figure out how to die,”

Of course, even I'll concede it's a great achievement. It's a gift article though, if anyone wants to read it.

Can no longer read or write

Bruh.....

Gift Article

I know, I'll admit it's not healthy. If he's still not dead by the end of the year, I'm done.

Why are you calling me that? I'm not trolling. What's your problem?

Confirmed no-show.

No need to act so fucking hysterical. I've checked the link repeatedly, and it links to the article intended, so the problem must be at your end. I'm guessing your wifi probably just blocks the archive.today domain.

What the hell? I can assure you, this is where I copied the link from:

Reprieved

It reveals his latent fear or discomfort with the idea of being in such a vulnerable state living in a house that, despite its history, cannot offer full protection in the face of a hurricane, especially for someone as physically and emotionally fragile as his grandfather. The house symbolises Jimmy's entire sense of stability, and Jason's subconscious projection into that situation suggests that he realises, perhaps uncomfortably, how unstable that safety really is. It's been confirmed that the hurricane "could hit or come perilously close" to our Jim.

Jason Carter, about getting ready for Helene Freudian slip?

The storm could certainly exacerbate his already fragile state, depending on how the situation unfolds in his area.

Since when?

It's "unclear" according to local news.

If this were the case, he would have left hospice by now.

Maybe they meant in Jovian years.

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He likely requires assistance with eating, and his communication tends to be monosyllabic.

The idea that it's more relevant to DeathList is laughable. You're probably in the wrong forum.

Obviously. This is DeathList, not LifeList.

Very weak, still has very difficult days, and no one is sure how long he will live