HAY GUISE! - The Ed Anger Deathwatch Thread

[Threviel]

I've combed Ohio obituaries. Some candidates, no one definitive.

Five children (or six if we count the French one) should narrow it down, no?

Do we know where in Ohio he lived?

[derspiess]

I've combed Ohio obituaries. Some candidates, no one definitive.

Five children (or six if we count the French one) should narrow it down, no?

Do we know where in Ohio he lived?

I figured out the exact town once but forgot.  It's somewhere in the Dayton-Columbus-Cincinnati triangle-- closer to Dayton than the other two.

[Grey Fox]

Figured it was a Dayton suburb.

Someone has the Vagina wall house picture? Google photo search it, see what the algorythm finds.

[Maladict]

It's Bellbrook

http://languish.org/forums/index.php/topic,13.msg1083883.html#msg1083883

[HVC]

only one I can find with the right age is Alexander Morris, but he passed away in September.

[Tamas]

only one I can find with the right age is Alexander Morris, but he passed away in September.

That guy was still updating his Facebook profile picture one week before he died. Probably not Ed.

Also: being able to investigate people like that on the Internets is weird.

[Threviel]

So he might live. What chance did he have? Is there any hope for a recovery?

[Caliga]

If it helps I believe he grew up in Harlan, KY.  That's the kind of detail that might be in an obit.

[Razgovory]

only one I can find with the right age is Alexander Morris, but he passed away in September.

I thought his name was Hawkins

[Tamas]

So he might live. What chance did he have? Is there any hope for a recovery?

A liver transplant maybe? Let's hope. Although I am afraid he would have updated us on that.

[Legbiter]

So he might live. What chance did he have? Is there any hope for a recovery?

A liver transplant maybe? Let's hope. Although I am afraid he would have updated us on that.

He mentioned a consult about that very thing.

[derspiess]

Had it not been for him mentioning hospice, I'd have more hope.

[OttoVonBismarck]

He has non-alcoholic liver disease which was causing liver failure, and a consequence of that disease is it can often cause fluid retention which causes further damage to internal organs. I believe he mentioned kidneys were starting to shut down because of it. It's a condition that can be very survivable, but he was at the point in the end where it sounded like he needed a transplant, but his general condition was so poor he would not be a transplant candidate (because his health was so poor he would be unlikely to survive the process, so the transplant committee where he was getting treatment likely would have declined to perform a transplant.) So what he would need is a month or maybe a couple months of "stable" health, where they were able to get him to stop having bouts of serious fluid retention, infections and etc. [I asked a doctor I live with for an assessment given the info we had from re-reading the thread.]

Also I don't believe I ever had Mb/Ed's email address, sadly.

Regardless I hope he's still with us and focusing on getting healthy and beating this thing.

[Legbiter]

Had it not been for him mentioning hospice, I'd have more hope.

It kills me to think about his children.

[Valmy]

Had it not been for him mentioning hospice, I'd have more hope.

Yep.