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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Definitely feel completely devastated (which I never feel for celebrities). I think it comes from him being one of my first celebrity crushes, and also because I rediscovered that crush in Riverdale- he aged so well. But I think what makes it worse, is because it was from natural causes... or at least seems to be. Rather than suicide or overdose.. he just reached an age where that kind of thing happens... and while it is still way too young, it isn't that far off from when "normal" people start to pass. And, what is also hard to believe, is that "we" (the age of people who grew up with Dylan McKay) are entering that zone... that closer to death phase of life. It is like a close childhood friend passing.. which is all too much to bear.[/quote] Agree. A 50 year-old cousin of mine died last month, from recently diagnosed pancreatic cancer. I'm still reeling from the loss, and realize this is how my mother's friends felt many years ago, when she passed away in her early 50's. This is the age where these things start, and we don't know who among us will be struck. It's a frightening thing. [/quote] My mom recently passed away from Pancreatic Cancer also. Unfortunately, unless you're a candidate for the whipple surgery, Pancreatic Cancer is an automatic death sentence & a quick one at that (thankfully). Most people die within weeks of being diagnosed, as it's so hard to detect in your Pancreas. This news is unbelievable though... Luke Perry??? The age demographic hits a little too close to home. [/quote]
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