Rest In Peace Michael Jackson

June 26th, 2009

Micheal Jackson was pronounced dead at the UCLA hospital yesterday from a heart attack. It’s a sad day in America for all of his fans and  most of all his family. Many people may not know that he had Lupus according to what I’ve read in the past. It makes me wonder if the cardiac arrest was related to the Lupus. Then the talk of him  abusing drugs is very sad. Chances are if he was abusing drugs it may have been from the pain associated with lupus. Anyone in chronic pain understands just how unbearable it can be to be in pain everyday  of your life.Sometimes it’s hard to control the pain. My condolence to the family. It’s so obvious he is loved. RIP the “King of Pop” Michael Jackson. You are loved all over the world and you legacy will live on.

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