great person with demons........

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My favorite entertainer. I am so sad he took his own life. Damn shame.

Nanu-Nanu

...If you're over 30 in america nowadays and you don't have some sort of add, adhd, ptsd, ocd, hyperactivity disorder, heart murmur, restless leg disorder, gluten allergy,sleep apnea, snoring too loud, run too fast or too slow for the norms or even simple  or anxiety...then you have more demons than the rest of us anyway cause at least we went to the doc and dealt with them. And so did he, when his dear friend Belushi passed away he got clean, went into therapy and found his necessary psych meds. Turns out the professionals said thats exactly what made him the great human he was all along- so he found more natural herbal remedies and eventually became an amazing father and husband to boot! (how many of you can say that huh?)

As a matter of fact Robin's particular issues are what reportedly made him such a phenomenal entertainer!

Nothing about that great human being or how he lived his life makes me question his choice in ending at all. As a matter of fact he must at some point made a bet that became a haha or running joke that's how he chose he would go if...(trails off depending on your personal thoughts regarding his passing and sense of humor)

So you know what, wouldn't we all wish to have lived half as well as he did! He even married his nurse- how many of you have that fantasy right?

He will be missed, a truly amazing person, actor, entertainer and a true renaissance man!

They see things in a different slant than most. Someone said today and I paraphrase "He loved being the many characters he played except himself".  I don't think it's a coincidence that some of our great creative people take their own lives either intentionally or not. Maybe real life is moving too slow for them. So they either speed it up via the fast life or get bored and depressed.

They said he had been in and out of recovery. Being in recovery has worked so well for me, I hope people don't get a glum view of sobriety from Robin's situation. So many people have benefited so much.