I watched my parents go through end of life. One with Parkinson's and dementia the other with many different issues like bladder cancer. I think I will check out when the health issues kick in 80ish. It was a huge drain on the whole family and I do not want to do that. Thoughts?
very tricky, depends on your belief system, what happens afterwards?
If there's nothing, go for it.
If you think you'll go to hell, probably not. (suicide is considered a sin by some)
If you think the lords of Karma will send you back to finish off what you missed out on????
What will I do???
No idea, certainly don't want to live as a vegetable
good time to plug the advanced health directive:
www.health.wa.gov.au/Articles/A_E/Advance-Health-Directives
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I watched my parents go through end of life. One with Parkinson's and dementia the other with many different issues like bladder cancer. I think I will check out when the health issues kick in 80ish. It was a huge drain on the whole family and I do not want to do that. Thoughts?
In your case, the sooner the better.
Select to expand quoteMuppet said..hilly said..
I watched my parents go through end of life. One with Parkinson's and dementia the other with many different issues like bladder cancer. I think I will check out when the health issues kick in 80ish. It was a huge drain on the whole family and I do not want to do that. Thoughts?
In your case, the sooner the better.
Hmmm
google jenny dowell a civic minded person who is going through exactly this. & being public about it so we can benefit form her experience
