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Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?

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9 years 5 months ago #54063 by DeeDee Marie
Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack? was created by DeeDee Marie
Sandi,

I just noticed that Weirdjack is no longer a user on the PDSA site. He had been around for a long
time and I'm just concerned about him. Have you heard anything about Jack? Was just wondering
as his posts were always an inspirational to me.

Any other with information, please chime in.

Dee Dee
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9 years 5 months ago #54064 by Rob16
Replied by Rob16 on topic Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?
We discussed the same thing several weeks ago:

pdsa.org/forum-sp-534/10-social-chat/29090-weirdjack.html#53731

I hope he will check back in with us.
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9 years 5 months ago #54065 by DeeDee Marie
Replied by DeeDee Marie on topic Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?
Thanks Rob,

I checked out what I think was his last posting. And, I think you are right; he might have got
mad and signed off the forum. He is no longer a registered member. I really feel sad about this.
A lot of people don't check in for a long time, but they stay a registered user.

Hopefully, we will hear back from him one day
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9 years 5 months ago #54069 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?
I wish I knew how to get a hold of him. :(
9 years 5 months ago #54072 by
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I also wonder about SuperDave1 - he hasn't been here for a year and he was having some problems at the time with the loss of his son in a car accident and more.

Rob did you 2 use to communicate?
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9 years 5 months ago #54073 by Rob16
Replied by Rob16 on topic Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?
No, Melinda, we only communicated on the board. I have worried about him since. As I recall, he had every one of the top life stressors going on at the same time. He was getting a lot of support here until he quit showing up.

The other one I wonder about is Will "predniman". The prednisone was really doing a number on his head. He seemed to be leaning toward a splenectomy, so maybe he was one of the lucky ones and has lots of old happy platelets by now.
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9 years 4 months ago - 9 years 4 months ago #54289 by Winnifred
Replied by Winnifred on topic Sandi, Do you know what happened to Weirdjack?
I think I may know someone who chatted outside of the forum I will check and if they do will see if they have an update!

sorry unable to find info :(
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