Dungy depressed; had issues with painkillers; previous suicide attempt

[Guest guest]

Bah humbug.

I knew it. As soon as I heard that Tony Dungy's son had committed suicide at

18 years of age - I knew it. Here are links to stories saying he had OD'd in

the fall and was " depressed. " No specifics yet on which drug he was taking, but

you all know as well as I do that no way was a millionaire's son " suffering "

from depression without drugs being thrown at him by the bushel. The night

before he was found dead, his friends say he was fine, happy, etc. - again, not

unusual for someone who " finally is getting up the strength to do what they

wanted to do anyway " as the " experts " say about people crashing on AD's.

(BTW, the Colts are my favorite team and have been since Peyton Manning joined

them. Before that I was a Tampa Bay fan and have always loved Dungy's coaching

style and attitude.)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10572873

http://sports./nfl/news?slug=ap-colts-dungysson & prov=ap & type=lgns

To sign an online guestbook through the Baltimore Sun, go to: They will

review the messages before posting, so be careful what you say. I think we can

be ultra-sensitive to the family and still let them know that there are

thousands of us out here who have experienced loss due to these drugs.

http://www.legacy.com/BALTIMORESUN/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook & PersonID=1606167\

1

or

http://tinyurl.com/9us7j

Pray, pray, pray for this family. Many of us know EXACTLY how they feel and

we didn't have to deal with the media and all of the hoopla that comes with fame

and fortune. May God help them cope...may God help you cope...may God help me

cope...

Terry

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[Guest guest]

Bah humbug.

I knew it. As soon as I heard that Tony Dungy's son had committed suicide at

18 years of age - I knew it. Here are links to stories saying he had OD'd in

the fall and was " depressed. " No specifics yet on which drug he was taking, but

you all know as well as I do that no way was a millionaire's son " suffering "

from depression without drugs being thrown at him by the bushel. The night

before he was found dead, his friends say he was fine, happy, etc. - again, not

unusual for someone who " finally is getting up the strength to do what they

wanted to do anyway " as the " experts " say about people crashing on AD's.

(BTW, the Colts are my favorite team and have been since Peyton Manning joined

them. Before that I was a Tampa Bay fan and have always loved Dungy's coaching

style and attitude.)

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10572873

http://sports./nfl/news?slug=ap-colts-dungysson & prov=ap & type=lgns

To sign an online guestbook through the Baltimore Sun, go to: They will

review the messages before posting, so be careful what you say. I think we can

be ultra-sensitive to the family and still let them know that there are

thousands of us out here who have experienced loss due to these drugs.

http://www.legacy.com/BALTIMORESUN/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook & PersonID=1606167\

1

or

http://tinyurl.com/9us7j

Pray, pray, pray for this family. Many of us know EXACTLY how they feel and

we didn't have to deal with the media and all of the hoopla that comes with fame

and fortune. May God help them cope...may God help you cope...may God help me

cope...

Terry

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