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He was displaying sepsis symptoms, that we didn t know what that was.
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So that night he had a fever that went to 104 and a half.
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Nile died the next morning.
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2006, April 17.
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We were absolutely in shock when this happened.
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And, he was, you know, the love of our life, really.
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He was part of what we did day in and day out.
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So, it's been a big, a big loss for us.
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He had been in the hospital.
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He had been in there for care.
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He had a fever.
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He had flu-like symptoms.
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Nile died because they didn't know
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how to read the absolutely positive signs of sepsis.
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We tried to keep his spirit alive.
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It really inspired us to do something about it.
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To stand up and try to make a difference for other people
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so that they wouldn't have to go through a similar type
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of event that we went through.
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