Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

[Guest guest]

Dear 's friend

My heart goes out to you, as a friend close enough to have his passwords, as

well as his family.

Yes, please keep us posted on 's status.

Also, please know that you can post here, too...... grieving comes in fits

and starts. And, sudden, unexpected death can feel like a sledge hammer and a

betrayal all rolled into one.

Please know that it is important that you be authentic in your feelings...

all of them. You are unique and will experience things on your own timetable.

Honor those feelings and you honor your friend, .

mjh

Date: Sun, 18 Dec 2005 22:57:16 -0000

From: " jasonlbreckenridge " <jasonlbreckenridge@...>

Subject: Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

I totally understand where you are coming from. I was 's friend

for the past 15 years of my life (we were both only 23...) and I don't

know where to begin with the greiving process. I know he spent the

majority of his time online on the CFS message boards and had made

many friends here. I knew his account passwords (we had the same ones)

and I thought that he would want people to know what happened to him

throught his fight with CFS. I understand that I posted all this

suddenly, but like I said, I'm trying to inform everyone before people

begin to ask questions of why he stopped posting.

I will post a link to our newspapers obit section tomorrow when i'm

guessing it should appear. I will also inform you all of the results

from the medical examiners office. Perhaps his death could show

something that would be of benefit to CFS and other dieases.

mjh

" The Basil Book "

http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

[Guest guest]

So Sorry to hearof his death, What city and state was he from?

[Guest guest]

I cant believe it.

This saddens me most deeply.

I loved the wonderful report he did from Dr. Enlander.

He will surely be missed.

In our thoughts and prayers.

Hope your in a better place .

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

[Guest guest]

I'm SHOCKED and STUNNED!!! Does anyone know enough about to be able to

verify this???

bf

Breckenrdige Passed Away

I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

determined as soon as I know.

I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

why he no longer posts.

I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

please, PLEASE be careful.

May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

,

Lifelong friend of JLB

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

- I, too, am shocked. Seems like we are family and have lost one of

our own. He sounded so optimistic about seein Erlander. I will miss

his post.

Gail

-- In , " Barbara " <brfifield@r...>

wrote:

>

> I'm SHOCKED and STUNNED!!! Does anyone know enough about to

be able to verify this???

>

> bf

>

> Breckenrdige Passed Away

>

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a

very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community)

passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined -

we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin

to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not

wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with

a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

>

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

with each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested

in any treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This happened overnight sometime between Friday and Saturday. It

should appear in the obituary section of the newspaper tomorrow. I

will post a link to it as soon as it becomes available.

>

> I'm SHOCKED and STUNNED!!! Does anyone know enough about to

be able to verify this???

>

> bf

>

> Breckenrdige Passed Away

>

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a

very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community)

passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined -

we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin

to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not

wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with

a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

>

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

with each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested

in any treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm stunned. , be at peace now.

in Oz

Breckenrdige Passed Away

I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

determined as soon as I know.

I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

why he no longer posts.

I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

please, PLEASE be careful.

May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

,

Lifelong friend of JLB

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

This is so hard to believe . . . I wish there was something I could have done.

I am deeply saddened and upset. Peace be with .

Sue T

Breckenrdige Passed Away

I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

determined as soon as I know.

I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

why he no longer posts.

I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

please, PLEASE be careful.

May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

,

Lifelong friend of JLB

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

Can't believe that. I am so sorry.he was doing his best to get well. Please

accept my sincere condolences.

Nil

Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

This happened overnight sometime between Friday and Saturday. It

should appear in the obituary section of the newspaper tomorrow. I

will post a link to it as soon as it becomes available.

[Guest guest]

I never really knew except through his posts which I always read

for his interesting insights. I think it may have been a post of his

to the Co-Cure list about low dose naltrexone that ultimately led me

to CFSExperimental. His drive to figure out the mess that he found

himself in was apparent and at times reminded me of my own struggles

to learn and understand enough to get out of the CFS hole. He will be

missed. Tears fill my eyes as I type this...

MarkM

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, All.

It's hard to tell if this post is true or not given was a frequent but not

long term poster on this list. It is a bit suspicious that a post to this list

like this has happened so quickly after his apparent death.

Perhaps someone here could take it upon themselves to verify its truth through

the doctors he stated he was seeing in New York or some other way if that

happened to not be his actual name? For the time being, I just want to state

that it appears to me that this is a good time to remain engaged and committed

to conquering CFS, personally as individuals and community wide.

There are no guarantees success and we are often experimenting from hypothetical

views with the various treatment suggestions that follow, but a lot does seem to

be coming together, much more than ever before. There are good reasons to stick

it out for a good while longer, though the misery we endure is absolutely

incessant and intense from moment to moment, never mind other life stressors

that are inevitably there to deal with as part of the mix.

As many of us here have experienced, we've known directly or heard of PWCs who

have died by their own hand, by cancer and other ways as well. I'm not blind to

the extreme circumstance we're in and the vulnerability to getting permantly

derailed from the possibility of attaining true well-being in life.

Despite this, however, my message is guard your goal. Stay heads-up,

experimenting and don't give up, real miracles do happen!

<jasonlbreckenridge@y...> wrote:

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

[Guest guest]

I totally understand where you are coming from. I was 's friend

for the past 15 years of my life (we were both only 23...) and I don't

know where to begin with the greiving process. I know he spent the

majority of his time online on the CFS message boards and had made

many friends here. I knew his account passwords (we had the same ones)

and I thought that he would want people to know what happened to him

throught his fight with CFS. I understand that I posted all this

suddenly, but like I said, I'm trying to inform everyone before people

begin to ask questions of why he stopped posting.

I will post a link to our newspapers obit section tomorrow when i'm

guessing it should appear. I will also inform you all of the results

from the medical examiners office. Perhaps his death could show

something that would be of benefit to CFS and other dieases.

[Guest guest]

, Hall, and the group.

, thank you for letting us know. This is a terrible loss of a

very bright guy. I regret that I did not make more time to interact

with him about his ideas. Now is too late. I'm sorry that he

suffered such terrible anguish. Before his last message to this

list, I had no idea about the conditions under which he was living.

I agree with Hall that we need to redouble our efforts to

crack CFS. We are involved in a vital pursuit and are very much in

a race against time. We also need to take care to be compassionate

to each other and to support each other however we can. Internet

groups may constitute the only " community " of which many people are

able to be a part. I was very much heartened by the caring and

practical responses several people made to . I guess we will

have to stay tuned to try to understand what happened.

Rich

>

> I totally understand where you are coming from. I was 's

friend

> for the past 15 years of my life (we were both only 23...) and I

don't

> know where to begin with the greiving process. I know he spent the

> majority of his time online on the CFS message boards and had made

> many friends here. I knew his account passwords (we had the same

ones)

> and I thought that he would want people to know what happened to

him

> throught his fight with CFS. I understand that I posted all this

> suddenly, but like I said, I'm trying to inform everyone before

people

> begin to ask questions of why he stopped posting.

>

> I will post a link to our newspapers obit section tomorrow when

i'm

> guessing it should appear. I will also inform you all of the

results

> from the medical examiners office. Perhaps his death could show

> something that would be of benefit to CFS and other dieases.

>

[Guest guest]

It seems odd to me too.

Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are you a man

or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents tell you?

Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are you

posting that he has died?

>

> I totally understand where you are coming from. I was 's friend

> for the past 15 years of my life (we were both only 23...) and I don't

> know where to begin with the greiving process. I know he spent the

> majority of his time online on the CFS message boards and had made

> many friends here. I knew his account passwords (we had the same ones)

> and I thought that he would want people to know what happened to him

> throught his fight with CFS. I understand that I posted all this

> suddenly, but like I said, I'm trying to inform everyone before people

> begin to ask questions of why he stopped posting.

>

> I will post a link to our newspapers obit section tomorrow when i'm

> guessing it should appear. I will also inform you all of the results

> from the medical examiners office. Perhaps his death could show

> something that would be of benefit to CFS and other dieases.

>

[Guest guest]

I did not know but I am just so stuned by this. I had read his

plea for help with great anguish. It stayed on my mind; making me

feel really sad and angry that someone would have to go through such

an ordeal. I totally agree with what Rich said:

" We also need to take care to be compassionate to each other and to

support each other however we can. "

I think this can make SUCH a difference at times. A caring word of

support ( even if u don't know the other person; personally or

otherwise) can be (maybe even literally) a life-saver. I strongly

believe in this. Take care all.

a

[Guest guest]

I do not think this is odd at all. I also from time to time thought of

giving the necessary info to my friends so that they would inform you if

anything happens to me. If he has only done this to inform us we might be

hurting him. Let's wait a bit.

Best wishes

nil

Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

> It seems odd to me too.

> Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are you a man

> or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents tell you?

> Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are you

> posting that he has died?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear and Group:

I hardly ever reply to msgs because I am so sick and tired, my husband does.

But something made me reply to 's of the 16th. I know how he must have

felt. I am so saddened by his passing; I can only hope he has found peace

in God.

Carole L.

Breckenrdige Passed Away

>I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

>

>

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

> other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

> discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I definitely wanted to help, it just seems odd this person is

posting from 's account completely anonymously and with no

details as to how he was found, where, by whom, when. Just my

instincts but if I see an obit in a newspaper I'll agree. In either

case, this was/is a person who needed/needs help.

>

> I do not think this is odd at all. I also from time to time thought of

> giving the necessary info to my friends so that they would inform

you if

> anything happens to me. If he has only done this to inform us we

might be

> hurting him. Let's wait a bit.

> Best wishes

> nil

> Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

>

>

> > It seems odd to me too.

> > Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are you a man

> > or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents tell you?

> > Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are you

> > posting that he has died?

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My name is and I have been s friend for the past 15 years.

We grew up together and attended the same schools, college, and held

the same jobs. I knew was a member of many CFS discussion groups

online, which he devoted his life to after discovering the illness he

had, and I knew he would want me to inform those he was close to

online of his passing. We've had the same passwords to our accounts

for years (ever since the Internet became popular.. 94 or so?). I

posted under his name because 1) he was a member of forums I was not a

member of and 2) why would anyone believe someone from a different

screename. I didn't come online and post word of his death to create a

controversy, but simply to let those who he was close to, taught, and

learned from of his death.

Like I said, I will post for you all the results of the autopsy, as

well as links to our cities newspapers obit section for you all to

reference.

[Guest guest]

As posted in what I belive to be his last post, his plea, he

mentions he lived most of his life in his room, isolated. From what

I can gather is this:

arrived back from NYC on the 14th or 15th. The exact date I

don't know off hand, but check back on his posts and you can find

out for sure. He was talking for months about going to visit a Dr

there and was very optimistic this would help his fight. The Dr

prescribed him a VERY high dosage of something. If it was filled or

not, I do not know. had a fight with his parents either the

14th or 15th. He mentions them either threatining to call the police

or actually calling the police.

went to be the night of the 16th and did not come out of his

room the next day. This was typical of him, but as the time passed,

his mother became suspicious. She called for him to wake up. An hour

or so passed, and yet still did not wake up and/or come

outside his room. She entered the room and found him still in his

bed. She called 911 and when they arrived, informed her that he had

passed away some time ago: from their judgement, during the

overnight hours.

I was at work all day Saturday, and my mother informed me of his

death when arrived home at around 11pm Saturday night.

and I were the closest of friends throughout school, but as he

began to devote more and more time to his research, our friendship

grew farther and farther apart. Our parents still talked, and his

mother called mine to inform her of his death.

Hope this clears up things...

> >

> > I do not think this is odd at all. I also from time to time

thought of

> > giving the necessary info to my friends so that they would inform

> you if

> > anything happens to me. If he has only done this to inform us we

> might be

> > hurting him. Let's wait a bit.

> > Best wishes

> > nil

> > Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

> >

> >

> > > It seems odd to me too.

> > > Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are

you a man

> > > or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents tell

you?

> > > Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are

you

> > > posting that he has died?

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

As said in his post of the 15th, he lived in the Syracuse, New

York, area.

mjh

>

> So Sorry to hearof his death, What city and state was he from?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

lived in Central (Syracuse), NY. He, for a time, lived in

Albany, and had dreams of moving to southern California, although, as

his research grew deeper and more complex he expressed an interest to

move to NYC.

>

> So Sorry to hearof his death, What city and state was he from?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is unbelievable. For someone with such an exhausting disease was

full of energy, constantly researching and discovering new and novel links to

CFS. He was extremely quick minded and perceptive with alot of creative energy.

Even though he was going through just a terrible situation with his parents he

was full of hope regarding Dr. Enlander. He was working on a paper to be posted

on my website, he was posting regularly, he was really just a ball of

intellectual energy and I really cannot believe that he's just gone like that!

In his last post he was understandably quite distraught about his family

situation and being dumped out into the cold of the New York winter. Did things

get too dark? or did he innocently take something that turned out to be horrible

for him? Or did something in his body just give way?

You lost a lifelong friend and we lost a companion on this voyage through life

with this mysterious disease. He was so young! I'll miss him alot. This is

unbelievable.

Cort

jasonlbreckenridge <jasonlbreckenridge@...> wrote:

As posted in what I belive to be his last post, his plea, he

mentions he lived most of his life in his room, isolated. From what

I can gather is this:

arrived back from NYC on the 14th or 15th. The exact date I

don't know off hand, but check back on his posts and you can find

out for sure. He was talking for months about going to visit a Dr

there and was very optimistic this would help his fight. The Dr

prescribed him a VERY high dosage of something. If it was filled or

not, I do not know. had a fight with his parents either the

14th or 15th. He mentions them either threatining to call the police

or actually calling the police.

went to be the night of the 16th and did not come out of his

room the next day. This was typical of him, but as the time passed,

his mother became suspicious. She called for him to wake up. An hour

or so passed, and yet still did not wake up and/or come

outside his room. She entered the room and found him still in his

bed. She called 911 and when they arrived, informed her that he had

passed away some time ago: from their judgement, during the

overnight hours.

I was at work all day Saturday, and my mother informed me of his

death when arrived home at around 11pm Saturday night.

and I were the closest of friends throughout school, but as he

began to devote more and more time to his research, our friendship

grew farther and farther apart. Our parents still talked, and his

mother called mine to inform her of his death.

Hope this clears up things...

> >

> > I do not think this is odd at all. I also from time to time

thought of

> > giving the necessary info to my friends so that they would inform

> you if

> > anything happens to me. If he has only done this to inform us we

> might be

> > hurting him. Let's wait a bit.

> > Best wishes

> > nil

> > Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

> >

> >

> > > It seems odd to me too.

> > > Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are

you a man

> > > or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents tell

you?

> > > Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are

you

> > > posting that he has died?

> > >

> > >

> >

>

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

[Guest guest]

This is just too devastating. I will miss him so much -- his

delightful personality, good suggestions, inspiration, brilliance and

determination to learn as much about this illness as he could. He

will continue to live in my heart.

Rest in peace, , your short life made a difference.

Vickie

>

> I cannot begin to express to how difficult this is to convey,

> however, my friend of the past 15 years, Breckenridge (a very

> frequenty poster here, and well known in the CFS community) passed

> away overnight on December 16. From what I can gather, his last

> activity online was here, posting of a argument he had with his

> parents the day before. The cause of death is being determined - we

> are awaiting the results of the autopsy. I don't want to begin to

> speculate what the cause is, be it suicide, accidental drug

> overdose, or of other natural causes, but I will post what was

> determined as soon as I know.

>

> I just wanted to make everyone aware of this so you do not wonder

> why he no longer posts.

>

> I know he was very much into CFS research and experimenting with a

> variety of drugs in hopes to cure his illness - all I can say is

> please, PLEASE be careful.

>

> May your prayers and thoughts be with 's family.

>

> ,

> Lifelong friend of JLB

>

[Guest guest]

, thank you so much for the information about 's passing.

It means a lot to me. I am very sorry for your loss. It is a loss

for us all. No one tried harder to beat this illness than . I

was very inspired by that.

Vickie

> > >

> > > I do not think this is odd at all. I also from time to time

> thought of

> > > giving the necessary info to my friends so that they would

inform

> > you if

> > > anything happens to me. If he has only done this to inform us we

> > might be

> > > hurting him. Let's wait a bit.

> > > Best wishes

> > > nil

> > > Re: Breckenrdige Passed Away

> > >

> > >

> > > > It seems odd to me too.

> > > > Why would you have all the same passwords? Who are you? Are

> you a man

> > > > or a woman? How did you find out he died? Did his parents

tell

> you?

> > > > Why wouldn't you post under your own account? Where else are

> you

> > > > posting that he has died?

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>