u/Suitable-Resort-8958

Hey everyone, as someone who has been born and raised in Bermuda, C-Biz is talking straight nonsense. The average man is not a killer. The residents interviewed are just alcoholics and crackheads that drink all day and don’t remember one day to the next. That curly hair kid is actually autistic who used to run away. He has also never been in “the system before”, I know the guy, he is just yapping😂.Violence really only stays between gangs and gang members. He came to the island meeting up with known gang members and smugglers who are constantly under police surveillance, he really did that to himself ngl. He went to Spinning Wheel nightclub, on his first day in Bermuda, the average Bermudian avoids that club because it is always some nonsense going on down there.

Also, the prisons are nowhere near as bad as he is talking about. I have been inside the prisons multiple times (never as an inmate), I honestly have no idea where he is getting all these cockroach horror stories from. Everybody knows foreigners never get charged as bad as Bermudians here. Honestly, he would have gotten at most 5 years not 20 lol

Bermuda is really not how he portrayed it. He is really making Bermuda and us Bermudians look really bad. I just had to get that off my chest. Honestly, fuck C-Biz for that bs documentary🤣

Hey everyone. I just wanted to update you guys and let you know that my Grandmother has died. My last post was asking for advice because she refused to bathe. You guys were so helpful and supportive that I honestly cant thank you all enough, I truly love you guys❤️. I did read every comment and tried to respond to all of them. Things seemed to be getting better with her until she started breathing abit heavier than usual, so we took her to the hospital and it was discovered she had fluid in her lungs. She stayed in hospital for about 2 weeks then was discharged. About a week later she had the same symptoms so we took her back to the hospital and it was said that fluid built back up again, but it was discovered that she also had cardiac dysrhythmia. The doctors successfully implanted a pacemaker a few days later. However, two days later she took her final breath, her body eventually gave out. I was with her about 2 hours before she died, she wasn’t really responding but when she did it was very random/off topic. The doctors wanted to get a scan of her brain to see if blood was properly flowing to her brain later that day. In the back of my mind I knew that her time was near but wished it wasn’t true. Her daughter (my mom) was with her the entire day, combing her hair, playing hymns, saying prayers with her, just being by her side. Once a hymn finished being played she took two final deep breaths and passed away.

Im so sorry if this was a long read, but I just wanted to update you guys. She died early this February, one month before her 81st birthday. Life has been throwing Mike Tyson punches towards me and my family outside of her death, but we are doing much better now. Even though she was a handful in her later years, she was still my loving granny who I will be forever thankful for. I really really miss her alot and wish that I had more than my 24 years of living to spend with her, but she was in pain and very confused in her final days, and now she is finally resting. She lived a life full of service to others. She was a social worker for around 30 years helping countless people in our community, as well as her entire life dedicated to the church and the gospel message. My granny was truly a beautiful person.

Again, I really love all of you guys and appreciate every single one of you, im so thankful I stumbled across this subreddit with such amazing people❤️