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You don't have to wish the inevitable on anyone, and making it easy is a kindness because in your final moments of pain, fear, and anxiety you might find yourse
by hobs 4y ago
You don't have to wish the inevitable on anyone, and making it easy is a kindness because in your final moments of pain, fear, and anxiety you might find yourself wanting to crawl up the walls screaming while your cancer riddled body fails you.
You might be in memory care, slowly draining out until there's nothing left, committing suicide by tearing out your catheter and refusing medical attention, taking hours to die in agony.
You might find yourself in such brutal pain that the only haven you have is deep in drug induced stupors, leaving yourself a hollow shell with tubes in their face and not much else.
Which part of these curses would you wish on yourself or others? I have seen them all up close and this is why I wish us all an easy exit.
- carlosjobim 4y agoYour suffering does not give you any right to wish death on others, and that's how you framed your last reply. If you'd said that in real life to a person, how do you think a court of law would have looked at it?