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Not dead but disabled and dimwit, an annoyance to those who used to love the person you previously were, likely also short on money all the misery which that
by nine_k 2y ago
Not dead but disabled and dimwit, an annoyance to those who used to love the person you previously were, likely also short on money all the misery which
that entails? No, this is seriously worse than death to me.
Either it's a life worth living, or forced shutdown for me, while I still have a say.
- candidafighter2 2y ago[flagged]
- onlyrealcuzzo 2y agoWow - what a bleak answer. You can't imagine being healthy at 75? Most of my family members 75+ are still doing quite well. My great grandma lived to 99 and wasn't particularly unhealthy until 98. My mom's best friend's dad is 98 now, and was in pretty good health until 96. None of them were poor and burdens on society.
- nine_k 2y agoOf course it's best to stay healthy at 75 and beyond! My bleak answer is a refutation of the idea that merely "staying alive" is a goal. Staying physically alive is not enough.