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https://www.dailymail.com/health/article-16032989/sudden-adult-death-syndrome-warning-signs.html
Y email, UK, 8m ago More sweeping under the carpet and the newspapers are helping. Why are they not reporting on all the massive amounts of deaths happening since 2019? We are in the fall out and all doctors and specialists can do is blame it on aging, smoking, drinking.
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Iago Oldfellow, UK, 8m ago The unfortunate side of Life is that fairness is not on the agenda. If it was, why would an old retrobate like me have faced numerous attempts and lived to be 86, whilst someone far more endearing fades at less than half that age? One can only live each day as though it is one's last, but expect to live forever. Be lucky, and be happy.
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Kwadsworth, UK, 3m ago Sounds good advice ,73yrs.
Looking at those conditions I could be gone any day. Tiredness, sweating, unusual swelling, ear ache. If I stop posting assume the worst, 'sudden death syndrome, eaten by cats'. Check Cousance Chronicle for any real-time at time of going to press updates.
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