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Terry Pratchett's RIP
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Sir Terry Pratchett has died age 66 after his battle with Alzheimer's.
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March 12, 2015, 03:49:17 PM »
Oh what a shame. He seemed such a nice man.
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Terrible disease.
RIP such a nice man
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When I first joined this forum, I remember watching documentary he did about the possibility of doing to Dignatas when it all got to much for him. We discussed it on here. He died at home.
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March 12, 2015, 04:37:50 PM »
Such a shame.
I must admit I wondered if he had gone to Dignitas.
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March 12, 2015, 04:47:10 PM »
He was a patron for Dignity in Dying - I hope he achieved it for himself after all the work he put in to making it more accessible for others. A sad day.
http://www.dignityindying.org.uk/patron/sir-terry-pratchett/
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I was so sad to hear he'd gone - I so admired his bravery in sharing his experience of Alzhiemer's and this has done so much good. I really hope he had a good end. I suspect he had done a really good end of life plan and, being at home, this would have been easier to follow. Though they have said he didn't end his own life I expect there were clear instructions not to prolong his life.
I hope he has paved the way for us all to have more choice about how we find that dignified end.
He leaves behind a wonderful legacy of literature - such a character and genius.
DG xxx
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He passed away with his family with him and his cat on the bed.
A peaceful end I hope.
What a courageous man.
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As Foul Ole Ron used to say "Buggrit!" and "Millennium hand and shrimp!"
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RIP Terry Pratchett
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March 15, 2015, 06:37:52 PM »
I saw his hat once, hurrying through Salisbury
and I didn't want to draw attention to myself but was trying to get DH to turn round ……. I was like a goldfish trying to remember TP's name - he had a minder with him and they were chatting away. DH saw his back, I think
Love the idea that his cat was with him
and DH has, this weekend, read another book of his which had him chuckling away
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Will you read the book CLKD?
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Nope. He's too deep for me
……… I expect that the threads are 'disc world' related on the various sites
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