Death

The suffering bit that everybody dreads.

When my lad was in RMCH sepsis, necrotic pancreas and an hospital bourne infection he was climbing the walls despite being on Iv ket /Iv morphine/iv paracetamol. The pain team got involved and started to reduce the pain relief causing an immediate escalation in his condition. Had a bit of beef with one of the consultants who gave me chapter and verse on the long term effects of opiate use..."Look at him, and you are worried about how he will be in 6 month, you are not even sure he will be alive next week"...seemed to wake him up and the opiates got turned back up.
 
Pleased to have made it to sixty with my family history and my own shit and frustrating health , no ready to check out yet though, 80 will do me , nobody left in my family by then, dont fancy a nursing home , hopefully bang , no warning , no suffering , hopefully come back as someones beloved cat
 
Pleased to have made it to sixty with my family history and my own shit and frustrating health , no ready to check out yet though, 80 will do me , nobody left in my family by then, dont fancy a nursing home , hopefully bang , no warning , no suffering , hopefully come back as someones beloved cat
I hope you live to be 120 and piss yerself every Tuesday night during the bingo and folk singers evening ;)
 
Pleased to have made it to sixty with my family history and my own shit and frustrating health , no ready to check out yet though, 80 will do me , nobody left in my family by then, dont fancy a nursing home , hopefully bang , no warning , no suffering , hopefully come back as someones beloved cat
Apprentice I worked with, played Cricket and had the odd BBQ, hadn't been in touch for a few years, received a text from his missus one evening saying they'd come home from a friend's early after he complained of feeling unwell, he walked through his front door and as you say Kaz, Bang ! That was it (50).
Just been through the 19 episodes of Ghosts on iplayer, found it quite therapeutic.
 
Pleased to have made it to sixty with my family history and my own shit and frustrating health , no ready to check out yet though, 80 will do me , nobody left in my family by then, dont fancy a nursing home , hopefully bang , no warning , no suffering , hopefully come back as someones beloved cat
Bloody hell Kaz, you've only got 20 years left..

Means you'll only witness us winning another..

16 PL's
9 CL's
12 FA Cups
20 LC's (we always win that - ha!)

Or be around to see the rags go into liquidation, never see the dippers win the league again as they only win it every 30 years and not have to listen to Tyler slagging us off anymore as he's 107 years old now and surely cannot last another 30 years can he ?



My advice, for what it's worth, is keep plodding on like the rest of us and hang on in there ..
 
Apprentice I worked with, played Cricket and had the odd BBQ, hadn't been in touch for a few years, received a text from his missus one evening saying they'd come home from a friend's early after he complained of feeling unwell, he walked through his front door and as you say Kaz, Bang ! That was it (50).
Just been through the 19 episodes of Ghosts on iplayer, found it quite therapeutic.
My neighbour used to do my garden, about my age ish and he was drilling a fence on his farm when he had a catastropic stroke and died on the spot with the drill still in his hand , when you gotta go please be like that , shocking for relatives but we each hope for not a lingering and painful one
 
I think the one thing that scares people about dying is going suddenly and leaving skeletons. If a doctor told most men they had 2 weeks to live, they would spend most of it cleaning up their computer, hiding their wigs and lingerie , getting rid of their porn stash and deleting dodgy phone numbers
It would take more than two weeks, to be honest...
 

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