Are you scare of dying?

[shoni7510]

I am afraid of the manner that I might die and I hope I just die peacefully in my sleep or it is something quick and painless like a gunshot. I am not afraid of death itself infact I look forward to it. I have felt how nice it is to be out of the body and also to be a soul and can't wait to die and transition. I envy those who die and wish it was me.

[OctoberSky]

I am not afraid of dying because I understand and know that I will still exist after this body dies off. I have not felt what it was like to be a soul again in this life but after all what I have read about it it sounds amazing..

[Sugar-n-Spice]

I am not willing to die at this present time so I do not desire death and am working to avoid it Which sort of has the effect of working towards it. Do nothing, and face certain consequence, do something and face threat of accelerated consequence or possible retreat.

It's a risky, delicate, balance.
Yes. I am afraid at times, at times courageous.

[sea-dove]

Its scarier and harder for me to keep living. Im looking at assisted suicide in Switzerland.

[Faith33]

Originally Posted by sea-dove

Its scarier and harder for me to keep living. Im looking at assisted suicide in Switzerland.

I, too have thought about it. If I'd have to suffer through an irreversible condition and have my family suffer along with me, I'd rather go to Switzerland and get it over with. Though, from what I hear, it's a very costly procedure.

[Tobi]

I will always be very sorry that humans are left to suffer to the bitterest of ends with any terminal or irreversible illness which becomes unmanageable. At times they will even be resuscitated -even on numerous occasions, or kept alive on machines.
While dogs are given a peaceful and swift passing by lethal injection, when there is no longer any physical hope.
Why is that so? Maybe there will come a time when we will be able to choose euthanasia.
I cannot see the big issue in it. If a person of sound mind can undergo a psychological assessment first, which should be able to pinpoint any coercion by anyone else.....as well as a medical prognosis, why shouldn't they have the choice legally?

[Faith33]

Couldn't agree with you more, Tobi.

Recently, a very respectable man ( reporter, suffering from terminal illness), chose to go peacefully and with sound mind via lethal injection in Swtzerland.
To make a long story short, unable to meet the cost, he returned home and had someone 'help' him with the process and a date was scheduled.
A couple months later now, the doctor (friend) is being charged with murder and the deceased disrupted from his resting place...
It's very saddening.

[Clover]

Originally Posted by H:O:R:A:C:E

I AM BODY.
I AM LIFE.
I AM not required to follow some set of rules which were designed to disempower me.
no matter how much the human race tries to dissociate with this reality, truth is true and death holds no power over life.

I like this.

[Really!]

Scared? No ...

When I'm feeling everything in my life is in sync, I just automatically say today is a good day to die ...

My only concern is the grief my kids will experience - its a scarey thought ...
Their father's death greatly impacted them, I hope my death will be much easier to process ...

[TuesdaysChild]

No, I'm in no way afraid of dying. However I don't want to go yet. Even though I am clinically depressed right now, I know this is an immense gift and that I am somehow not done here. There is a lot of happiness in my future that I am supposed to experience.

I do worry about the manner. It's the prelude to the grande finale, so to speak, that I worry about. I'd like to live a decently-long life and there is a great amount of love I have yet to give and receive!