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Angle's Sister Passes Away...

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I don't read spoilers, but this thing about Kurt's sister has me curious. Was she sick or something, or was it something out of the blue?

She was the sister that was suffering through a condition known as angina, which you may remember Kurt did a few commercial spots supporting research for.

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I don't read spoilers, but this thing about Kurt's sister has me curious. Was she sick or something, or was it something out of the blue?

She was the sister that was suffering through a condition known as angina, which you may remember Kurt did a few commercial spots supporting research for.

I remember the commercials. Thanks for clearing things up. That's sad to hear and hope Kurt's doing ok.

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She was the sister that was suffering through a condition known as angina, which you may remember Kurt did a few commercial spots supporting research for.

That's probably why he did the commercial, because a family member of his had the disease.

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She was the sister that was suffering through a condition known as  angina, which you may remember Kurt did a few commercial spots supporting research for.

That's probably why he did the commercial, because a family member of his had the disease.

Umm, yeah... that's THE reason Kurt did the commercials.

 

 

 

EDIT: Quoted below....

 

I think his entire family has a history of that. He mentions it in his book somewhere.

 

I'd assume that was the cause of his father's death at a young age.

Edited by bravesfan

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Guest Jay Z. Hollywood

I think his entire family has a history of that. He mentions it in his book somewhere.

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I think his entire family has a history of that. He mentions it in his book somewhere.

Yeah, I thought his father passed away from that as well.

-=Mike

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No. In his book, Kurt says his father fell 15 feet off of a crane and on top of his head. So while his sister may have died of angina, his father definitely didn't.

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WHAT? I could sworn his father passed away in his sleep on the couch?

If I remember correctly, his father would have heart-attacks while he slept. He would cry out, but keep tossing and turning, and enduring all the pain. Finally, after a while, the heartattack pain would weaken and he would fall back asleep. This happened a couple of times, but Angle's dad refused to get it checked out.

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There. Found the excerpt:

 

"My dad never hesitated to discipline my brothers, even when they were in high school. Big as he was, he seemed invincible to me. They did an autopsy on him after he died and they said he lived through two heart attacks in his sleep that he never even knew he had. I do remember one, I think - a night when he seemed to be flipping out on the couch. He fell onto the floor, holding his chest. Of course he has been drinking, and I thought he was just drunk. He just got up, got back on the couch, and went to sleep - never said a word to anyone about it. My dad never went to the hospital for anything, until he fell off his crane that day.

"He was fifty-five years old at the time, building the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Pittsburgh. He was leaning on the gate, preparing to get into his crane, when the gate gave way, and he fell fifteen feet backward, landing on his head in a ditch. He got knocked out for a few minutes. Later, we learned he cracked his skull in three different places and broke both of his shoulders. Yet he was so tough, he got up from that and walked to the hospital by himself. And they told us that all he cared about was making sure somebody called his wife and kids. Three hours later, he was in a coma."

 

 

-So there ya go.

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