Joe Clark
On the night of January 7. 1985, my wife began complaining that she didn't feel well and needed to go to the hospital. I put it off because she was a hypochondriac. When I woke the next morning she unresponsive. Then I called for an ambulance. She was taken to the hospital. Two days later, after thousands of dollars in tests, she was pronounced dead. The doctors were never able to explain what happened.
PS: I have subsequently learned that certain combinations of common pain medications can cause a catastrophic break down in people suffering from Lupus. This is the most likely explanation of what happened to my wife
PS: I have subsequently learned that certain combinations of common pain medications can cause a catastrophic break down in people suffering from Lupus. This is the most likely explanation of what happened to my wife
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