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[QUOTE="A10 fan, post: 2747195, member: 3154"] I wonder how his physical health was. Many times, these people don't have a psychological problem, they've been diagnosed with a devastating disease, and just don't want to deal with either a great deal of pain, or a gradual loss of their capabilities. This is apparently what happened with Robin Williams. Being told you have cancer, Aids, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc., can be more than some people are willing to deal with. It wouldn't shock me at all if Bourdain was dealing with some sort of illness. [/QUOTE]
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