Ego end she passed in her sleep, I am hoping that does not mean Patton woke up next to her in the morning. That would be horrible way to find your spouse.
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Five days after Michelle was gone, Alice and I were half-awake at dawn, after a night of half-sleeping. Alice sat up in bed. Her face was silhouetted in the dawn light of the bedroom windows. I couldn’t see her expression. I just heard her voice: “When your mom dies you’re the best memory of her. Everything you do and say is a memory of her.”
That’s the kind of person Michelle created and helped shape.
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Absolutely soul crushing. I just hope Patton (who has a long history of depression) manages this tragedy well. It would be pretty easy to slip into despair, but hopefully his daughter will keep some meaning for his life.
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So it sounds like she definitely had a heart problem. She also had Xanax, Adderall and Fentanyl in her system according to the autopsy. Sounds like they were prescribed though.
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Comedian and actor Patton Oswalt says coroner’s officials have told him that his wife died last year from a combination of prescription medications and an undiagnosed heart condition.
So it sounds like she definitely had a heart problem. She also had Xanax, Adderall and Fentanyl in her system according to the autopsy. Sounds like they were prescribed though.
I don't think he's trying to be a jerk here. Extra weight puts stress on your heart. Combine that with a heart condition, these kinds of drugs and bad things can happen.
Michelle McNamara, Crime Writer Married to Patton Oswalt, Dies at 46
