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- From: Andrew Culver <>
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- Subject: [silence] John's death
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2016 20:18:22 -0400
I left work at about 6PM, about fifteen minutes before Merce arrived home to
find him inert on the kitchen floor. He was cooking rice and it had not yet
burned. We had stopped drinking the strong Irish tea years before. John had a
series of small strokes beginning at least 4 years before, certainly by the
time we were making Europeras in Frankfurt. The one that day was something
different, a “massive cerebral accident” described one of the doctors. His
brain — that lovely, amazing brain — was compressed by his blood to less that
10% of it’s proper size. His heart was strong, continuing on it’s own for
another 6 hours or so. Then it was over.
I find Pauline’s comment bizarre.
Andrew Culver
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- [silence] John's death, Andrew Culver, 07/29/2016
- [silence] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: anechoics and interviews, Semih Firincioglu, 07/28/2016
- [silence] Re: Re: Re: Re: anechoics and interviews, Stefano Pocci, 07/27/2016
- [silence] Re: Re: Re: anechoics and interviews, David Bellows, 07/27/2016
- [silence] Re: Re: anechoics and interviews, Lê Quan Ninh, 07/27/2016
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