Death may come soon

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@WildWings We've all seen lots of people die but it's a whole different experience when it's our time. I just don't want it to take all day when it's my time. I'm hoping to slip into a deep coma.

I would suggest that you get all of your affairs in order, with a current will and trust, a list of your financial obligations, your preferred funeral arrangements, obituary, and maybe a list of people your executor should notify. And be sure to remind him/her to get lots of death certificates because each account you have requires one to close out the account. Your family members may also want to have one as well.

In the meantime, enjoy life as much as possible.

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2 things happen when you die you end up 6 feet under with worms coming out your nose or you end up like a bit of cigarette ash 🙄

It will be nothing. No more pain, no more pleasure. For better or worse, it'll be the end of your sensory experience. There's no reason to fear death. There's only reason to fear the usually painful path of suffering that precedes it.

I can relate, but I don't want to be in pain or be trapped in a non functioning body for ages.

@WildWings granted this is a topic we cannot avoid and yes it appears it really stimulates your curiosity but you have a lot of thing still too achieve objectives before that time

Death comes to us all and it is nothing to be afraid of, but the
Question is have you found the meaning of life and the reason why we came here on earth, life is beautiful I agree but is that enough. Another question , what does your heart tells you to seek?

I am 69. My dad was healthy until bowel cancer killed him just before he was 70. I don't really know but just get the feeling.

The spirit of man goes back to God Where it belongs. The only to escape judgement is to believe in Jesus who died on the cross for us.

Have you read Revelation?

Followed current events?

Both would equally give that impression, for the same reasons

Why u think death is not that fare away. Unless u are not that healthy u could live for another 30 to 40 year's

Learning the fact that you won’t be able to see your loved ones anymore in a month or two is so dreadful.

We all have to go sometime ,, life is for living to the fullest ,,so we can go with a smile and no regrets

I'm ready for it

I am starting to get my affairs in order and informed that I will possibly need a hospice placement about July.

I am in pallative care. In the next few months I will probably be moved into a hospice.

I've always found the idea of an exit liberating