Comments by "Classic rock Lover" (@classicrocklover5615) on "ABC7" channel.

  1.  @Werewolf0216  I had to turn off life support on my spouse. Unless you have gone through the process of legally shutting off life support and donating organs and soft tissues, shut up.
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  2. Google magnapinna or big fin squid...stuff of nightmares, right out of 1950s sci-fi comic books!
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  3. Yeah, why was her vehicle speeding out of control in a residential neighborhood? Mechanical problem? Or driver problem? If she had a medical emergency while driving, or was under the influence of something, that could have negatively affected her ability to recover from the crash itself. Was this a deliberate thing she did? We might never know all the answers.
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  4. My husband was walking and talking as he had a vessel bleeding in his brain. The doctor said it takes 3+ days for brain swelling to reduce on its own.
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  5. The US government is going to release their UFO files to the public? Ah, now it makes sense why they changed their terminology from UFO to UAP...(hands public an empty file)
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  6.  @lvelvetj  Hadn't heard that, thank you. Crazy times we are living in!
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  7. @don sheremeta so, there are different levels of donations. First option: donate the entire body "to science". That's a bit of a nasty process. Look it up if you want. Personally, I would never do it. Second, donate actual organs to living recipients. AND, also you can make "soft tissue donations" to living recipients. That includes things like eyes, muscles, skin for skin grafts, veins and arteries, and vertebrae. In order to donate to living recipients, the donor has to be determined to be of a certain health, not be physically damaged by whatever trauma is involved, etc. They usually accept all donations, but some are later determined to not be usable. The last donation option is to the closest medical schools, for use in research and training. My 46 year old husband suffered a stroke, and this was our option for his actual organs. We (he) did make soft tissue donations. The Gift of Life organization sent us a follow up letter, informing us they believe they will be able to help up to 77 different people with my husband's gifts. They awarded him a bronze medal, which we counter sunk into his headstone. My husband had legally made his after life wishes known way before the stroke, so it was easy to carry out his wishes. Making those donations was the only positive thing that came out of his death.
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