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In reply to the discussion: Carrie Fisher stable but being treated in intensive care unit [View all]PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,851 posts)26. I am so sorry about this, and I hope she fully recovers,
but it doesn't really seem promising.
And at the risk of being vilified here, she's a smoker. Why the hell anyone continues to smoke in this day and age when we understand how truly terrible it is, what damage it does, is beyond me.
I have a sister who started smoking at age 13. At age 42 she had a serious heart attack, nearly died, and resumed smoking. WTF?? And of course smokers all get incredibly defensive when confronted by this, and it's so frustrating, so discouraging for their friends and relatives. She is still with us, at age 69, and it's possible she has finally, finally, stopped entirely, but I don't know.
I sincerely hope Fisher recovers, and I further sincerely hope she never smokes another cigarette again.
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It all depends on how long she wasn't breathing between ambulance and hospital
yeoman6987
Dec 2016
#6
I want to thank her for saying/publically that DRUMPF's nose *snorting* is likely abuse,
UTUSN
Dec 2016
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