she died!!!
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kirsten-38 — 21 years ago(February 26, 2005 12:55 PM)
Nicole passed away as a result of a double pneumonia complicated by asthma and sepsis. Normally it would take a older person far quicker than it did Nicole. She put up a fight, but the sepsis is a form of blood poisining that once takes hold is very difficult to combat.
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UGLYINTHAMORNING — 21 years ago(February 26, 2005 08:42 PM)
Well see that is a totally different complicated then Pneumonia or even Asthma.
Sepsis (blood poison) will definetly killed you.
it recently killed the british actress Katrin Cartlidge she had the same thing Pneumonia with Sepsis any form of blood Poision will killed you if not caught early.
Septicaemia is really a hygenic disease,useally come from a badly pulled tooth that the gum doesn't heal right or isn't clean right or some sort of cut or blood blister or boiled that been pop & not clean right.
Pneumonia or any colds would come in eventually & will linger because the blood can't combat the disease because of the infection & eventually you die.
was she seeing a dentist & getting here teeth done like rooth canal or any other dentist surgery procedure of recently?? if so that may have been the source of the problem.
I have read somewhere a lot people die every year from dentist surgery infections if so,her family may have a good lawsuit.
in any case if caught in time she would of survived cause Septicaemia (the Blood) is like having Gang Green (The Flesh) left untreated it killed you quick & you suffer a lot.
Very very sad!!! I wonder if Ben Stiller,Robert DeNiro or Teri Polo came to her funeral??? I would of if i was any of the three actors listed above. -
piano21468 — 21 years ago(March 10, 2005 06:35 PM)
Septecemia can result from bacterial pneumonia (and from other bacterial infections) if it is not treated promptly with antibiotics and the bacteria spreads to the blood. Usually it doesn't happen, but nevertheless she should've gotten better medical treatment than she did. I guess they just think this is more likely to happen to an older person. But I agreethey should be held liable for this. I loved Nicole in "Meet the Parents"I was cracking up when she broke her nose in the volleyball scene! I feel really bad for her family and friends.
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black_wolf_1970 — 21 years ago(March 20, 2005 12:21 PM)
Pneumonia kills hundreds of people every day, it is still on the top 10 list of non tramatic causes of death. I have seen people die of it ranging in age from a few days to their 80's+. Pneumonia can be a very subtle sickness and often not dianosed till it is got you good. Sometimes it is not even found to be a cause of death til after you are dead even if you have been to a docotor. It is a very dangerous and deadly disease, and is often very subtle
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aml_del — 21 years ago(March 09, 2005 10:02 PM)
The real shame of it all is the fact that she was supposedly treated at two separate hospitals before arriving at the third, unconcious, where they could do very little for her.
That is the shame and what is really shocking about the whole damn thing. If just one of those doctors would have run a simple blood test, they would have been able to diagnosis her and maybe even saved her life!!!! Instead they just sent her home with instructions to take Tylenol?!
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LondonOnMyMind — 21 years ago(March 10, 2005 12:43 AM)
I cannot believe it, either. This is one of the saddest news on the IMDB in recent months. Life should just be beginning at 30, not ending. Rest in peace, Nicole.
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kindacts — 21 years ago(March 10, 2005 07:39 AM)
How incredibly sad! I do remember the scene in Meet the Parents when ben stiller broke her nose and it was good comedy relief (as long as it's fake
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renlue — 21 years ago(March 10, 2005 08:12 AM)
That is so sad. When it's somebody my age (well, I'm almost 32), it really makes you think. I feel for her and her family because I've been in those situations. You go in for something serious and the Doctor tells you it's all16d0 in your head or take Ibuprofen. Not to turn this into a "me" thread, but just some examples: At 20 I kept going to the doctor complaining about my female problems and some other things having to do with that area. Many times I went. Kept getting a prescription for 800mg of Ibuprofen. Finally found a doctor who cared, he suspected Endometriosis, did a laporoscopy, found I did indeed have a severe case of Endometriosis. Another time, ever since I was little I had these bad heart palpations, it would beat so fast I'd see spots and feel like fainting. My mom took me to our PCP who just took my heartbeat with the stethoscope (of course it's normal when I'm not having an attack) and told her it was all in my head. When I got to be an adult, I went to a Cardiologist who was great. He put me on a monitor for a month and told me to hit record when I have an attack. It took a few weeks, but I finally had one and when he read it, said my heart was beating 4 times faster than normal during an attack. It's called PSVT, something you are born with. So the point of my story is, if you think something is wrong-go with your gut. It's terrible that Nicole had gone to 3 doctors and still didn't get an answer. I know ER's are understaffed these days, and doctors work long hours, but they are in charge of lives. Worth the extra few minutes to take a blood test for someone instead of having to deal with a death, lawsuit, etc. I feel for her family. So sad.
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kindacts — 21 years ago(March 10, 2005 01:26 PM)
Thank you renlue for sharing your story! I hope that you're doing ok now. And yes, it's always a good idea to go with one's gut feeling. It's even extra sad how she even went to a few different drs and have this as the end result. My heart goes out to her family and friends. And may she RIP and now she's an angel watching over us.
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m-slovak79 — 21 years ago(March 16, 2005 09:19 PM)
i tottally agree with you! i never been there myself but i KNOW theres alot of doctors that dont know wtf there doing or just dont care!
there just in there to get there 6figures+ (meaning money) each year dont get me wrong im sure theres alot of doctors who knows what there doing /like there jobs and yes i can understand that alot of doctors work ALOT of hours so there sleep is screwed but they could atleast take there time with patients and actually "think" about what there problems could be instead of taking the easy way out and writing a bs prescription etc that wont do a damn thing when they do this i dont think they derserve s*it worth of money only the doctors who take there time and dont always think there right and "LISTEN" to the patients actually derserve there money.
but o well the damn world aint perfect most of the time u just gotta leave it in gods hands
but atleast YOU got your problems fixed and not just the usual "routine" crap.
p.s. i generally think sueing people is BS! although in certain cases i think it's the right thing to do but nowdays u can get sued for close to anything!!! i cant stand people who try to get rich quick! (nothing against you or anything, im just saying )