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ESPN reporter EDWARD ASCHOFF
Passed away last night from pneumonia. He was 34 years old. Condolences to the family.
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Terrible news.
Didn't we have a nickname for him?
CAN'T PUT A SADDLE ON A MUSTANG
Quit Your Bi$&$&?!, He's Not Going to Run the Ball More
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Originally Posted by
ShotgunDawg
Terrible news.
Didn't we have a nickname for him?
I think he was Asschaps during the Freeze glory days.
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How the hell does a 34 year old man die like that? It was his birthday too and was born in oxford. His dad was an ole miss professor. He studied at UF. terrible blow to him and his family.
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Originally Posted by
OLJWales
How the hell does a 34 year old man die like that? It was his birthday too and was born in oxford. His dad was an ole miss professor. He studied at UF. terrible blow to him and his family.
Apparently there's a particularly virulent strain of pneumonia going around that has a bacterial and a viral component. Doctors are treating one and not realizing the other is there. By the time it's recognized the person is in a critical infected stage if not all out sepsis.
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Yeah, he was an Oxford High graduate. From all accounts he had a really bright future in the business. So sad.
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Always enjoyed his articles. RIP.
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Originally Posted by
msstatelp1
Apparently there's a particularly virulent strain of pneumonia going around that has a bacterial and a viral component. Doctors are treating one and not realizing the other is there. By the time it's recognized the person is in a critical infected stage if not all out sepsis.
A guy that worked for me had this last year. 25 year old extremely fit and healthy person. Spent weeks in a medically induced coma. Stayed in hospital for about 2 months and missed several months of work. Terrible stuff.
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Originally Posted by
msstatelp1
Apparently there's a particularly virulent strain of pneumonia going around that has a bacterial and a viral component. Doctors are treating one and not realizing the other is there. By the time it's recognized the person is in a critical infected stage if not all out sepsis.
Thank you, that sounds like good info to know.I think I know what the "LP" stands for in your username now.
Last edited by OLJWales; 12-25-2019 at 11:40 AM.
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Get the pneumonia vaccine, I have mine.
Praise The Lord and Go Dawgs!!!
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The pneumonia vaccine is only for people over 60 or 65 I think. He probably had the unfortunate luck of getting some weird atypical bacteria/viral strain that doesn't respond to the usual antibiotics. Or he became septic or had some other rare complication (encephalitis).
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