General Chat

"I'm not afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens."
(Woody Allen).

since my lovely OH died nearly six years ago I have no fear whatever about dying - I was with him when he died and if there is the slightest possibility I will see him again, bring it on I say - no fear whatsoever - just hope it's a "tidy" death, in my own bed preferably

Yes at times Louise, but i do believe in God so know it will be ok,


Caz xx

i wana hit headlines when i go ppl lol never mind peace lol get run down by the queen or sumit lol

I am not afraid of dying.......not yet anyway.....but I don't want the sort of passing my Dad had....

...rather have a quick and pain free end....

I'm not afraid of death....................I believe in the soul going on.

If I am wrong I won't know anything about it anyway:)

The actual process of dying scares me though.............I have seen a few people die during my time working in nursing and care homes..........and not all of them were peaceful deaths:(

what was it the cowboys didnt want to do?

was it to die with their boots ON? or off.......

Bob

But I'll still have my slippers Bob ...

Nope Im not afraid to die and have had a couple of near misses but would prefer it to be when my children have grown up, not that I got any choice in the matter lol

hi John regarding actually being interred while still alive.........I dont think that there is much chance of THAT happening, because after they've had all yer bits on the table, taken out what THEY want to keep and chucked the rest back in, I should think that the person would be very much dead anyway.

Bob

Well if anyone else has had the White light experience, there is nothing to be afraid of,just a short journey from one place to another.
I was questioned by a very young doctor who was eager to know what it was like, calm peaceful and I'll admit to have been a bit cross at being brought back !

i dont like the thought even

i worry about the kids left behind upset and wouldnt want them to live with wot ifs and guilt of if onlys,
or sadness at me not sharing in their life,
i know you cant stop that but that upsets me more ,
the kids and family left behind

Well I am glad I am not the only I always say please I do not want a postmortem and always say i think i will get that tattooed on my hand it gives everyone a laugh.
Margaret x

Death.What an adventure.

hi everyone ive a simple answer to this queswtion and it is yessssssssss xxelainexx

Cheers Jen ! Still luv ya.....lol john

well no as you dont have achoice cant very well say do you mind if i have another couple years when its your time thats it,but i would like to go in my sleep
my g,daughter said to me are you getting cremated i ask her why well she said put halk the ashes in urn for Jan and the other halk for me so i can take you back to england
Dutchxx

You B@@@@r John lol
Jenxx

As one person said - "I don't like going to funerals, I'm not all that keen on going to my own"...lol. john

It happened to a man in Glasgow 3 times he had to have a disc round his neck. One woman in America was in the morgue, couldn't speak it was only the mortuary attendant who saved her saw the tears pouring out of her eyes. Just doesn't bear thinking about. Me I want second opinions not some junior doctor's say so, or I aren't gonner go.