RIP Dirty Heathen

[Conquiztador]

Ride Free. Sincerest condolences to friends and family.

[Kornholio]

And BF1942, that's the chap I was thinkin off.

RIP dude

Ithought the name sounded familiar too Boob... RIP dude

[CookMySock]

Ah shit, thats not too flash. Sorry to hear.

Steve

[Trudes]

Aww that's sad, he was so young, seemed like a neat guy who had his head screwed on and was just starting to really get the biking bug.
Condolences to his family and friends.
R.I.P.

[vifferman]

I hate how this keep happening.

Well, get used to it, Dude. Life is a disease with a 100% mortality rate.

RIP Mr Dirty Heathen, Sir.

His appendix burst before he got to the operating table.

Well, that really REALLY sucks.
You'd think that with modern medicine, that sort of thing wouldn't happen. However (but!) having had the same thing happen to me (minus the dying part), I can understand that. You'd think the diagnosis would be pretty straight forward: severe abdominal pain, localised on the right-hand side, but despite being poked'n'prodded by three or four different 'doctors' on three separate occasions, none of them seemed to be sure. The final diagnosis was, "Um...ah... dunno. But if you're in that much discomfort despite being on painkillers, I guess we'd better admit you and see what's what..."

It seems I was lucky then - I didn't realise it was still a fatal malady nowadays.

[NZsarge]

Rest in peace DH.

[Grasshopperus]

Damn, a kindred spirit lost. RIP mate.

[Squiggles]

And BF1942, that's the chap I was thinkin off.

Pretty sure i've got a couple of knife screenies somewhere with him... sad to hear of the loss

[Genestho]

That's awful, condolences to the family. RIP

[BiK3RChiK]

Such a sad loss for his wife and family.... RIP Dirty Heathen.

Gone much too soon.

[trailblazer]

Well, get used to it, Dude. Life is a disease with a 100% mortality rate.

RIP Mr Dirty Heathen, Sir.

Well, that really REALLY sucks.
You'd think that with modern medicine, that sort of thing wouldn't happen. However (but!) having had the same thing happen to me (minus the dying part), I can understand that. You'd think the diagnosis would be pretty straight forward: severe abdominal pain, localised on the right-hand side, but despite being poked'n'prodded by three or four different 'doctors' on three separate occasions, none of them seemed to be sure. The final diagnosis was, "Um...ah... dunno. But if you're in that much discomfort despite being on painkillers, I guess we'd better admit you and see what's what..."

It seems I was lucky then - I didn't realise it was still a fatal malady nowadays.

i don't no the full story mate but from what i understand is that he was in a bit of pain for most of the day and was already in trouble before he got to a&e. But i only have this info on second hand information.