It is with a very heavy heart that I advise friends, and colleagues, and followers of Richard Lehman of his passing. His daughter Hannah wishes the news to be shared widely among his academic and medical circles. Richard had been unwell but was active and generous in supporting many of us, right until the end. He was also active on this platform, advocating for patients tirelessly. Richard, my friend, you will be missed. ❤️
@crblease A life of public service well-lived.
Well loved in life, the memory of him is a treasure for those fortunate enough to have met him in any of his capacities.
@SketchesbyBoze I first read about accidential food poisoning by the confusion of daffodil bulbs and shallots/onions by reading an Agatha Christie short story (The Herb of Death) in Thirteen Problems: The Tuesday Club Murders.
@michaelzlin Anglo-Saxon had the term longsumne lof. Those who die continue their purpose when people tell stories about them to others. The stories change those who hear them. Their influence lives in those who know the stories, or who were changed. You've done this for Pengli. Thank you.
@LucyGoBag Sentiment analysis would be invaluable. Times when I raise it, I get quirky smile at best. It usually attracts a patient explanation to me of how useless social media is for such serious issues. Or an actual sneer with a dismissive chuckle.