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[QUOTE="UConNick, post: 4773621, member: 3806"] This one cuts deep. Having received (and read in a day) his memoir for Christmas last year, I’m so hurt. He literally says in the third line of the book, “I should be dead.” Big Friends fan. I’m in my 20s, kicking it in a big city (DC, not NYC), just trying to fight through every week to have those brief gasps of time without worries. And I identified so much with Chandler. The sarcasm. The need for a comedic quip. Perhaps most of all, the insecurity. Obviously, having read the book, I realize he has been fighting some tough demons almost his entire life. I only hope he rests easy, and knows his work will ensure he lives forever. [/QUOTE]
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