Degenerative illness

[Cleopatra123]

Anyone around anymore suffering the painful road to a miserable end, and want peace before that happens?

 

[Meditation guide]

Anyone around anymore suffering the painful road to a miserable end, and want peace before that happens?

Me.

 

[yetme]

me too (

 

[Nymph]

I feel like my mental illnesses are eating me alive

 

[Hyperbunny]

me2

 

[pkmoney]

*raises hand*

 

[NightmareTour]

I would give anything to have a quick, easy end instead of slowly watching myself become less capable, remember less, understand less...

 

[PursuitofWonder]

Not physically, but I still would say yes due to schizophrenia, which is chronic and often degenerative. Surviving long enough to see it get worse sounds like hell.

 

[newave3]

Physically and mentally YES.

 

[rabbithole]

Yes

 

[AprilsBlessings]

Mentally yes

 

[KuriGohan&Kamehameha]

Yesterday I found this album that is meant to be a musical representation of losing one's mind due to dementia. Yet most people with these diseases are forced to suffer until the bitter end, trapped in a body that they no longer recognise. Life is cruel indeed.

 

[Spitfire]

I think so for me too

 

[Mentalmick]

My mental health gets worse every year, so probably that.

 

[Cleopatra123]

It seems to me a most potent reason for pro-choice. It would be nice if we could all communicate and share, perhaps help one another in some way. Thanks for all your responses. Looking forward to hearing more and again from you.

 

[Cleopatra123]

Anyone around anymore suffering the painful road to a miserable end, and want peace before that happens?

Yes, absolutely, exactly as you say? Miserable. Looking for a way being disabled is hard to find a way. We should have help.

 

[stygal]

Yes, me. Sadly...hasn't been that way all my life which makes it even harder as I keep missing my "old self" and still don't completely accept it's gone...which is the epitome of mental torture.

 

[Cleopatra123]

Yes, me. Sadly...hasn't been that way all my life which makes it even harder as I keep missing my "old self" and still don't completely accept it's gone...which is the epitome of mental torture.

I understand what you mean. I recall thinking I was a useful person, self-reliant, had interests. All of that is gone now. Even when I first became so physically unable, I took the time to learn writing poetry, and it was my last passion. ME finally took that away from me, and it is "the epitome of mental torture" as there is nothing of meaning left.

 

[makingsure4]

I understand what you mean. I recall thinking I was a useful person, self-reliant, had interests. All of that is gone now. Even when I first became so physically unable, I took the time to learn writing poetry, and it was my last passion. ME finally took that away from me, and it is "the epitome of mental torture" as there is nothing of meaning left.

There was a woman Pegasus accepted for euthanasia in Switzerland that had ME. There is a doxit podcast about it on the peaceful pill handbook websight.

 

[Cleopatra123]

There was a woman Pegasus accepted for euthanasia in Switzerland that had ME. There is a doxit podcast about it on the peaceful pill handbook websight.

I thought Pegasus was in Belgium, or near. I think in Switzerland it is Dignitas. But it is very expensive, but there are multiple applications, and I haven't the money anyway, nor I think the time or ability to endure the process of applying, or getting there.