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Call me callous but that's the point at which it's ok to die. There is very little quality of life and very little sense in being alive in a hospice, surrounde
by el_nahual 4y ago
Call me callous but that's the point at which it's ok to die.
There is very little quality of life and very little sense in being alive in a hospice, surrounded by strangers, hooked up to machines, living a lonely existence.
- wussboy 4y agoThe problem is that we don’t want to die. That instinct can be ruthless, even when it doesn’t make sense.
- pessimizer 4y agoPlenty of people want to die. The reason end-of-life care is extended as far as possible usually has little or nothing to do with the people themselves. They may rarely be lucid or even conscious.