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How Do Various 'Natural' Deaths Rate on the 'Peaceful' Scale?
Thread starterjdogg60
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I think most natural deaths are terrible, and it's very rare for someone to be lucky enough to just die in their sleep randomly when they're old and still healthy. I feel jealous of people who die suddenly in their sleep, and I wish it would happen to me all the time. More than likely, the day I die will be a terrible one because I don't have access to euthanasia.
I think most natural deaths are terrible, and it's very rare for someone to be lucky enough to just die in their sleep randomly when they're old and still healthy. I feel jealous of people who die suddenly in their sleep, and I wish it would happen to me all the time. More than likely, the day I die will be a terrible one because I don't have access to euthanasia.
My grandpa died in his sleep unexpectedly. I had seen him the day before, he was still going about his life like any other day. But he was 84 years old - that would be at least 40 years too long for me to wait!
He was relatively healthy, except he'd been living with a double hernia for more than a decade.
heart attacks are pretty painful, but might be the fastest and most effective at killing you out of the three.
strokes can come in multiples, crippling you for extended periods of time before actually killing you
cancer is usually a really slow death, and not very peacuful once you get to metastasis, bleeding, vomiting, extreme headaches, chronic pain, large tumors pushing on other organs or getting in the way of breathing/eating etc. Not to mention chemo
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