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Vale Nathan Berry.

Discussion in 'Horse Racing' started by Cyclonic, Apr 4, 2014.

  1. Cyclonic

    Cyclonic Well Hung Member

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    There has appeared a form of sudden onset Epilepsy called Norse Syndrome. The mortality rate is extremely high. Of a case study, of 6 patients presenting, two died, 2 ended up in a permanent vegetative state. 2 permanently suffer daily seizures. About two weeks ago, 23 year old Nathan Berry fell ill while doing track work in Singapore, where he'd just taken up a lucrative contract. He had the world at his feet. Today he passed away in the company of his loving family. It all came out of nothing. R.I.P.
     
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  2. OddDog

    OddDog Mild mannered janitor
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    Very sad news, so much to live for and taken so young. RIP.
     
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  3. Cyclonic

    Cyclonic Well Hung Member

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    It's hard to believe it can happen, strong athlete in the prime of his life, and it can all end so suddenly.
     
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    There are things in this world that we just cant comprehend, and this is just another example of it... So sad...<rose>
     
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    Tragic, just tragic. It's hard to understand why these things happen. Here is the announcement. Condolences to family and friends.

    RIP
     
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  6. Janabelle13

    Janabelle13 Well-Known Member

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    Very tragic and so sad for his family
     
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