stonerblue
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Does death scare you?
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super_city_si
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Off and on. I dont really pay it much mind but my wife has a close friend who is dying of cancer and has little time left. It does bring it closer to home especially as I just turned 50.
metalblue
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Not fussed about dying and happy to be here as long as I’m enjoying it but hope to be gone before life becomes a proper challenge health wise. No point making old bones if you can’t do owt with it.
I’m not scared of dying, but I don’t want to. I’m almost 65 and almost died back in 2014, I got Guillain Barré Syndrome (GBS) and ended up in a coma and spent 12 months paralysed and 18 months in hospital. I’m disabled now because of it and need a wheelchair permanently. I live alone in a care home now and my quality of life is shit; So, I often consider the real me already died back then? However, I don’t want to leave yet
Nebuchadnezzar
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If it was quick and painless, absolutely not. I'd go as far as to say I'm curious about it and if there was a chance to try it and come back, I would have already done that.
Painful and drawn out? Different story. I'd want to be drugged to the eyeballs. I'm currently childless and all my family live back in the UK, not that it's far from Ireland. The idea of being around with no one to look out for me, lonely, bothers me.
Painful and drawn out? Different story. I'd want to be drugged to the eyeballs. I'm currently childless and all my family live back in the UK, not that it's far from Ireland. The idea of being around with no one to look out for me, lonely, bothers me.
uwerosler28
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The act of dieing not so much, but missing out in the next generation of family and technological advances, yes.
Betterdeedthan red
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Not one bit.
Can't do anything about it.
And I'll not know either cos I'll be dead.
Won't have to worry about getting up for work
Can't do anything about it.
And I'll not know either cos I'll be dead.
Won't have to worry about getting up for work
Millwallawayveteran1988
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Not afraid of death but don’t want a painful end.
Sometimes, when i really think about it. Trying to not do that very often. Taking care of my health helps me a lot, it gives me hope that i will live a little longer. I frequently talk to piedmont customer service and discuss with them all the health issues and concerns i have in mind. Tomorrow going to do an extended blood test and see if i need some vitamins for example.
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Don't leave us yet :-)I’m not scared of dying, but I don’t want to. I’m almost 65 and almost died back in 2014, I got Guillain Barré Syndrome (GBS) and ended up in a coma and spent 12 months paralysed and 18 months in hospital. I’m disabled now because of it and need a wheelchair permanently. I live alone in a care home now and my quality of life is shit; So, I often consider the real me already died back then? However, I don’t want to leave yet
Really sorry to hear how things have been for you. Must have been pretty horrible.
But you are here with us, watching City win the Treble etc etc.
Just hold onto the things that are still great xxx