If you’re a celebrity over the age of about 70, I assume every media outlet already has your obituary ready to go and just update them if you do anything notable like winning an Oscar or getting done for noncing.
If you told me my 94 year old grandpa was doing anything other than putzing around in the yard, garage or woodshop I’d be in my car blowing through red lights.
Im sorry, grandpa. Your grandson and a family died because he was blowing through red lights at full speed. Witnesses say he heard you were resting after putzing around with your hobbies all morning.
The phrase isn’t worrisome unless the patient is in hospice. To me it just means he was seen by medical professionals and is chilling in a hospital bed while they double check labs and such. Been there, done that.
“Shatner was taken to a local hospital to get checked out, with the source saying the actor was good and resting comfortably.”
That article is like a full on obituary. I don’t like it.
If you’re a celebrity over the age of about 70, I assume every media outlet already has your obituary ready to go and just update them if you do anything notable like winning an Oscar or getting done for noncing.
If the worst happens, all flags to half mast for the One True Kirk.
The other Kirk simply a pain in everyone’s neck…
Resting comfortably… Wtf…
If you told me my 94 year old grandma was resting comfortably, I would be packing bags and checking flights.
If you told me my 94 year old grandpa was doing anything other than putzing around in the yard, garage or woodshop I’d be in my car blowing through red lights.
Im sorry, grandpa. Your grandson and a family died because he was blowing through red lights at full speed. Witnesses say he heard you were resting after putzing around with your hobbies all morning.
Edit: autocorrect
That’s putzing, you putz
are you suggesting a relationship between resting comfortably and resting in peace?
Frequently that phrase is used when there’s “nothing more they can do” but have given a lot of pain meds.
The phrase isn’t worrisome unless the patient is in hospice. To me it just means he was seen by medical professionals and is chilling in a hospital bed while they double check labs and such. Been there, done that.