I saw this video and couldn’t decide if I was horrified or
happy for the one hundred and fourteen year old Mrs Okawa.
I’m not a person who plans ahead and certainly don’t think about the days when I may not have my own teeth or bladder control but this story actually sent flutterings of fear around my nerve endings.
I’m not a person who plans ahead and certainly don’t think about the days when I may not have my own teeth or bladder control but this story actually sent flutterings of fear around my nerve endings.
Nobody wants to die but is there a time to go? Is it better to pop off before old age
becomes senility and before you become unable to stop your face caving in on
itself?
My Grandfather died recently at the ripe old age of ninety
two. He was so ready to go and was
actually slightly pissed off when he opened his eyes and realised he was still
in his house. Not because he was
depressed or suicidal; just because he was done. His body was used up and he had lived a full
life. He was content and didn’t want to
be a burden on anyone anymore.
Others would say life is precious. So even when your face looks like a prune and
you practically cough your own lungs up every morning; every breath should be
appreciated.
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