My father has had an aneurism in his back for some time now, he was supposed to have it removed a long time ago, but he refused to have any more surgeries.
Well, last night I got a call around 7 from my mom saying that my dad was rushed into the hospital for an emergency surgery. At the time everyone though his aneurism had broken. I guess the aneurism was leaking into his legs, which completely cut off circulation in his legs. The doctors said if it had broken he would have about 3 seconds to live.
The doctors had to make 2 cuts by his groin and put tubes into his legs to try and get the blood flowing again. They said out of a 100, he had a 1 to nothing chance of making it. And if he did survive, he would have no legs. They did remove the aneurism though. Then they were worried about him having a massive heart attack, because they still didn't know what was going on in his brain.
Well, this morning I got the call I had been expecting. He passed away about 9am.
I live in OH, I'm from NY, I was just in NY last week for my aunts funeral which happend out of no where. Now this... so me and my mom have to take another trip to NY for his funeral and legal stuff. Well, with the holidays and all, neither one of us really have the money to leave -- and none of my sponsor checks will be here until after xmas - we're leaving xmas day.
I am wondering if anyone is looking for some email lists -- I don't have anything extremely special, and they're not brand new -- but I will sell them for a good price right now. I don't mail them anyways and I need this money to get to NY this weekend. I don't even know how long I am going to be gone because they have to read the will, I have a coupel lawyers up there my dad told me to talk to if something happend to him, etc.
So if anyone can help me out, please hit me up on icq 176174644 or aim: x1brady
I am sorry to have to come here and explain my story and ask for help, but it's what a couple people suggested.
I wish everyone a happy holidays, and be sure to tell your family and friends when you see them for christmas, new years, whatever you celebrate... that you love them. Nothing is promised to any of us
Brian
Well, last night I got a call around 7 from my mom saying that my dad was rushed into the hospital for an emergency surgery. At the time everyone though his aneurism had broken. I guess the aneurism was leaking into his legs, which completely cut off circulation in his legs. The doctors said if it had broken he would have about 3 seconds to live.
The doctors had to make 2 cuts by his groin and put tubes into his legs to try and get the blood flowing again. They said out of a 100, he had a 1 to nothing chance of making it. And if he did survive, he would have no legs. They did remove the aneurism though. Then they were worried about him having a massive heart attack, because they still didn't know what was going on in his brain.
Well, this morning I got the call I had been expecting. He passed away about 9am.
I live in OH, I'm from NY, I was just in NY last week for my aunts funeral which happend out of no where. Now this... so me and my mom have to take another trip to NY for his funeral and legal stuff. Well, with the holidays and all, neither one of us really have the money to leave -- and none of my sponsor checks will be here until after xmas - we're leaving xmas day.
I am wondering if anyone is looking for some email lists -- I don't have anything extremely special, and they're not brand new -- but I will sell them for a good price right now. I don't mail them anyways and I need this money to get to NY this weekend. I don't even know how long I am going to be gone because they have to read the will, I have a coupel lawyers up there my dad told me to talk to if something happend to him, etc.
So if anyone can help me out, please hit me up on icq 176174644 or aim: x1brady
I am sorry to have to come here and explain my story and ask for help, but it's what a couple people suggested.
I wish everyone a happy holidays, and be sure to tell your family and friends when you see them for christmas, new years, whatever you celebrate... that you love them. Nothing is promised to any of us
Brian
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