Riley Keough
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And I knew she was taking them. Or maybe it was sort of December time. I knew she was taking them and whatever. She had to take them. Like I talked to the doctor. But when she died, my first thought was she's OD'd. And my housekeeper was like... I don't know what's happened. There's her pills here or something. I can't remember the exact conversation. And I was like, oh, she's mixed something.
And I knew she was taking them. Or maybe it was sort of December time. I knew she was taking them and whatever. She had to take them. Like I talked to the doctor. But when she died, my first thought was she's OD'd. And my housekeeper was like... I don't know what's happened. There's her pills here or something. I can't remember the exact conversation. And I was like, oh, she's mixed something.
And I knew she was taking them. Or maybe it was sort of December time. I knew she was taking them and whatever. She had to take them. Like I talked to the doctor. But when she died, my first thought was she's OD'd. And my housekeeper was like... I don't know what's happened. There's her pills here or something. I can't remember the exact conversation. And I was like, oh, she's mixed something.
She's OD'd on accident. Something's had a reaction. And she had told me a few weeks earlier, I'm taking it, but I'm being responsible. And I was like, okay, I'm just going to not get involved here. And when she died and the autopsy report came back, it said like therapeutic amounts of whatever was in her blood.
She's OD'd on accident. Something's had a reaction. And she had told me a few weeks earlier, I'm taking it, but I'm being responsible. And I was like, okay, I'm just going to not get involved here. And when she died and the autopsy report came back, it said like therapeutic amounts of whatever was in her blood.
She's OD'd on accident. Something's had a reaction. And she had told me a few weeks earlier, I'm taking it, but I'm being responsible. And I was like, okay, I'm just going to not get involved here. And when she died and the autopsy report came back, it said like therapeutic amounts of whatever was in her blood.
And I just felt so proud of her because she was just taking exactly what was prescribed for the time it was prescribed. And so I think it's really important to share that because I don't think she was going to relapse, you know, had she stayed alive. And I think that actually a part of her when my brother died made her want to stay sober because he would have wanted that.
And I just felt so proud of her because she was just taking exactly what was prescribed for the time it was prescribed. And so I think it's really important to share that because I don't think she was going to relapse, you know, had she stayed alive. And I think that actually a part of her when my brother died made her want to stay sober because he would have wanted that.
And I just felt so proud of her because she was just taking exactly what was prescribed for the time it was prescribed. And so I think it's really important to share that because I don't think she was going to relapse, you know, had she stayed alive. And I think that actually a part of her when my brother died made her want to stay sober because he would have wanted that.
Yeah. I think it did in a way. And that kind of can feel heartbreaking. But also there's a part of me that's like, who's to say that it's a precipice of something that's here on this planet? That's right. You know?
Yeah. I think it did in a way. And that kind of can feel heartbreaking. But also there's a part of me that's like, who's to say that it's a precipice of something that's here on this planet? That's right. You know?
Yeah. I think it did in a way. And that kind of can feel heartbreaking. But also there's a part of me that's like, who's to say that it's a precipice of something that's here on this planet? That's right. You know?
So I kind of choose to feel more hopeful about that, I guess, because I think that like something I've really haven't liked in my grief experience is the sort of feeling around death that it's like a failure.
So I kind of choose to feel more hopeful about that, I guess, because I think that like something I've really haven't liked in my grief experience is the sort of feeling around death that it's like a failure.
So I kind of choose to feel more hopeful about that, I guess, because I think that like something I've really haven't liked in my grief experience is the sort of feeling around death that it's like a failure.
which is so weird because we all die and it's like at all ages at any time it's just part of life and there's this feeling around it that's like oh no i'm so this horrible thing happened to you but but it's kind of ridiculous you know yeah who's to say that on the other side of it is not 20 million times better than this Exactly.
which is so weird because we all die and it's like at all ages at any time it's just part of life and there's this feeling around it that's like oh no i'm so this horrible thing happened to you but but it's kind of ridiculous you know yeah who's to say that on the other side of it is not 20 million times better than this Exactly.
which is so weird because we all die and it's like at all ages at any time it's just part of life and there's this feeling around it that's like oh no i'm so this horrible thing happened to you but but it's kind of ridiculous you know yeah who's to say that on the other side of it is not 20 million times better than this Exactly.
So I think that like the sort of view around death and my view on dying when touring this book and people are like, oh, I'm so sorry. Of course, it was tragic and like extremely painful and traumatized the shit out of me. But I also don't instinctually in my heart believe that the human beliefs around death and the fear are totally valid.
So I think that like the sort of view around death and my view on dying when touring this book and people are like, oh, I'm so sorry. Of course, it was tragic and like extremely painful and traumatized the shit out of me. But I also don't instinctually in my heart believe that the human beliefs around death and the fear are totally valid.