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Trigger my work friend is in ICU from a possible overdose.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . My work friend's partner called me tonight to tell me that my workfriend George is in a coma in the ICU from a possible overdose. The partner found G in a coma Wednesday morning when he tried to wake him up for work. I tried to be comforting to the partner/boyfriend and not ask a lot of questions. But I don't understand how their can be any question about whehter the od was on purpose or not. Duh. He spoke about the S word all the time and his med bottles are empty. Are doctors morons? And I feel bad because the last time I saw him, he said the S word and I refused to listen to him. I did tell him that I would call my therapist for the name of the pdoc she works with. I didn't get around to it. But the partner told me tonight that G. would not have driven more than 5 minutes away anyway and the people I have names for are 45+ minutes away. The two have been heading for a breakup. Now the partner is staying at the hospital round the clock, even sleeping there. G is at one of the best hospitals around. . . . Except I learned something disconcerting. The stupid loser pdoc who (mis) treats my work friend is also on the board of directors at the hospital. ![]() A big mess. I wish I had not encouraged him to go back to work. He seemed to want me to help him decide. He wasn't ready. I had ignored voice mail for two days. I feel bad about that. Tonight when I picked up the phone, the partner said he had been trying to call. I told him that I would say a prayer for him and for G. Also I have to announce to work that G is in hospital and will be missing days for a while. M |
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