We all make mistakes but he paid the ultimate one. I don't think it's nice to see any criticism now it's over. Let's just learn from it, remember the human compassion needed for all involved and let's just maybe close this thread now.
Oh duck that one hit hard And that he was already dead by the time he was reported missingAny death is sad but there is always something that hits me when someone dies on holiday. The thought that his wife will have to fly home without him just breaks my heart.
Ah I'd forgotten about that, they featured a lot of his eating plans.Love ya @Ally Pally, but I have to say the DM are featuring this heavily because he was a current columnist for them, and he had been writing for them since 2011.
Happened to a friend of ours her Husband collapsed and died from sepsis whilst on a cruise, he'd put off seeing his GP thinking he'd feel better once he was in holiday. Awful, absolutely awfulAny death is sad but there is always something that hits me when someone dies on holiday. The thought that his wife will have to fly home without him just breaks my heart.
Yes I had been thinking since yesterday if only he had managed a few minutes further to reach help things might have been different but the reality is even if he had, they wouldn’t have been able to give him the medical help he really needed by that point and proper emergency care was a long way away.I just read an article titled "What does heat do to the body - and how does it kill?" written by Sherryn Groch and published in The Sydney Morning Herald. It's certainly worth a look if anyone's interested. Living in Australia we're always mindful of the heat, but I didn't really know the specifics of what actually happens, like the gut releasing masses of toxins into the bloodstream.
Made me realise that poor Dr Mosley was basically a dead man walking after a certain time had elapsed. With the world's weather hotting up, his dreadful demise is certainly a lesson for all of us.
I believe falling is natural causes. Unnatural causes would be murder or manslaughter or car accident or something.I’m sick of the media reports that are totally conflicting! When did journalism become so tit?
I’ve read he fell and also he died of natural causes for heat exhaustion, he left his phone on the beach, argued with his wife, didn’t feel well etc etc. I wish they would just report the actual facts! Did he just lie down and die of natural causes or did he stumble and fall from the top of the mountain? I’m confused!
What an absolute ghoul.There is a psychic medium on tiktok who is claiming she told the police where he was lying. I've heard it all now.
The only place of seen that has been on social media with people picking up bits of info and running with it. I know people slag off news corporations but the reports I've seen on the main channel have been pretty consistent and factual and not speculated that he's rowed with his wife etcI’m sick of the media reports that are totally conflicting! When did journalism become so tit?
I’ve read he fell and also he died of natural causes for heat exhaustion, he left his phone on the beach, argued with his wife, didn’t feel well etc etc. I wish they would just report the actual facts! Did he just lie down and die of natural causes or did he stumble and fall from the top of the mountain? I’m confused!
Someone did the exact same thing with Nicola Bulley, these people are devoid of human compassion!What an absolute ghoul.
The bar manager who found him after the cameraman had spotted him from the sea said that his children had searched within a few metres of his position. Luckily for them they didn't spot him considering that he had been out in the searing heat for days but it also shows how difficult it was out there searching.So there we have it, he died of natural causes. Sad to think that he was already dead by the time his wife reported him missing. 🥲 Poor, poor man to have died in such tragic circumstances. An awful tragedy to highlight the dangers of heatstroke.
I believe heat makes the blood thicken and more likely to clot, hence the warnings for the young and very old in heatwaves to keep out of the sun and well hydrated.The link here says it’s harder to control your temperature when you get older and heat stroke can quickly cause damage to your heart, brain and other organs.
Heatstroke - Symptoms and causes
www.mayoclinic.org
Do you have a link please?I just read an article titled "What does heat do to the body - and how does it kill?" written by Sherryn Groch and published in The Sydney Morning Herald. It's certainly worth a look if anyone's interested. Living in Australia we're always mindful of the heat, but I didn't really know the specifics of what actually happens, like the gut releasing masses of toxins into the bloodstream.
Made me realise that poor Dr Mosley was basically a dead man walking after a certain time had elapsed. With the world's weather hotting up, his dreadful demise is certainly a lesson for all of us.
Do you have a link please?