Obit watch: May 25, 2023.

Tina Turner. THR. Pitchfork.

I’m not badmouthing the dead, but I do think there’s something worth pointing out here:

“After suffering a stroke in 2009 because of my poorly controlled hypertension I struggled to get back up on my feet,” she penned. “This is when I first learned that my kidneys didn’t work that well anymore. They had already lost thirty-five percent of their function.”
Turner eventually “developed a fatal dislike” of her prescription pills and even “convinced” herself that they made her feel “worse.”
So without consulting with her doctors, she “replaced” her “conventional medication” with “homeopathic” remedies.
“Indeed, I started feeling better after a while,” the 12-time Grammy winner noted. However, she was in for a rude awakening when she went for her “next routine check-up.”
“Rarely in my life had I been so wrong. I had not known that uncontrolled hypertension would worsen my renal disease and that I would kill my kidneys by giving up on controlling my blood pressure,” she confessed.

Homeopathic “remedies”.

Are the “dangers of mass popular delusion” not “so menacing”?

Nicholas Gray, founder of Gray’s Papaya.

For the record: NYT obit for Rolf Harris.

One Response to “Obit watch: May 25, 2023.”

  1. jimmymcnulty says:

    Take care of your blood pressure.
    Strokes and dialysis are bad ways to have a half life.
    Silent killer for a reason.