Obviously everyone close to Ryan deserves privacy during this trying time, but I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to know how something like this can happen so suddenly. I need for this to make sense. :(
Cause of death?
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They will share when the time is right. If it's a shock for us imagine how his family & friends feel. This is shock to everyone.
You're spot on, everyone deserves privacy at this time. So I'd push away your curiosity and focus on that.
I think a lot of people are just wondering how the fuck this could happen.
Whatever those close to him decide to say or not I'm fine with.
I know it won't change a damn thing or make the pain hurt any less, but until there's an answer, the question keeps running through my mind... How the fuck could this happen?
Edit: That being said I think a thread dedicated to this topic is unnecessary. We'll all find out if that info comes to light and the forum should be full of Ryan love. The "I'm confused" thread got locked and this seems to be similar to that.
I think a lot of people are just wondering how the fuck this could happen.
Whatever those close to him decide to say or not I'm fine with.
I know it won't change a damn thing or make the pain hurt any less, but until there's an answer, the question keeps running through my mind... How the fuck could this happen?
Edit: That being said I think a thread dedicated to this topic is unnecessary. We'll all find out if that info comes to light and the forum should be full of Ryan love. The "I'm confused" thread got locked and this seems to be similar to that.
I agree, perhaps a stickied topic reminding everyone to be sensitive to everyone else when creating topics, and right now some topics that are not appropriate, such as who will "replace" Ryan (Spoiler: No one can replace Ryan), would be helpful. @rorie
Last night when I was explaining to my wife why I was so bummed, I told her the cause of death was either unknown or not disclosed. Her thought was that since he passed on July 3rd, and he was tweeting up until mid-afternoon, there likely wouldn't have been anyone available to do an autopsy until Friday at earliest (which would also explain the lack of obituary if he hadn't yet been released to a mortuary). It's just speculative and it's making me uncomfortable to talk about, so I'll stop. This all being said, I think if Ryan's friend's and family opt to keep this private, I would hope everyone respect their wishes and not probe or be jerks about it.
I'm sure the staff are aware that there's a noticeable lack of information out there over this. If they want to tell us, they will, when the time is right, and if they don't, that's perfectly understandable.
I'd say they are more than aware, it seems intentional. If they don't want to say, that's cool. It's a personal thing.
@chavtheworld said:
I'm sure the staff are aware that there's a noticeable lack of information out there over this. If they want to tell us, they will, when the time is right, and if they don't, that's perfectly understandable.
I'd say they are more than aware, it seems intentional. If they don't want to say, that's cool. It's a personal thing.
Sorry, that's what I was trying to imply.
I don't feel good wanting to know how he died, but I do. It doesn't feel real to me.
Then again I was the one who stood next to my dad's body for hours not quite getting the fact that he wasn't going to get back up, so I guess it's not supposed to feel real at this point.
What an awful thing to have happened.
The Davis family and Ryan's friends are under no obligation to ever disclose the nature of his death in a public manner if they so choose. It definitely feels like as a longtime member you deserve to know what happened but lets keep things in perspective here. In time, the cause of death is not really important or relevant. Focus more on preserving the memory of who he was and give those closest to them space and time to grieve.
@chavtheworld said:
I'm sure the staff are aware that there's a noticeable lack of information out there over this. If they want to tell us, they will, when the time is right, and if they don't, that's perfectly understandable.
I'd say they are more than aware, it seems intentional. If they don't want to say, that's cool. It's a personal thing.
Sorry, that's what I was trying to imply.
Don't apologise! I was just reinforcing what you said :)
I just want to say something about sudden loss and folks asking for answers.
Over the last two years, I've lost both of my parents to sudden, unexplained illness. During that time and after, I drove myself crazy, looking for clues in the last days of their lives, trying to find any hint or trace of an answer. I thought that if I could find out something, ANYTHING, it would somehow all make sense. The bottom line is that it won't. Death never does, especially sudden death.
So, I'd just like to ask a little civility toward those who are seeking answers. They're not trying to be morbid. What they're really asking for is for Ryan's passing to make sense. They think it will bring some sort of closure. It won't, and it's just a natural defense mechanism. I understand where they're coming from.
And to those seeking those answers, let it be. If they want us to know, they'll tell us. All we need to know right now is that someone very important to us all is now gone and we should spend that time celebrating the joy they brought us, remembering the days he didn't die.
yea i want to know as well, it gives a sense of closure.
but this is still real raw right now, im sure they will share that information when the time is right.
lot of gaffers are citing these tweets https://twitter.com/taswell/status/352413837326163968
https://twitter.com/taswell/status/352415552561623040
and are making the assumptions of coupled this with the sleep apnea that he said he had and the heatwave California had, he died of exhaustion.
Family and friends will release this info if/when they feel comfortable doing so, and they deserve that courtesy of being able to deal with all aspects of this tragic event in their own time and on their own terms. Until then, please respect their right to maintain a little privacy on this matter.
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