"Max, seven months."

Originally posted by Phranny

Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light...

Dylan Thomas

If traditional medicine is not an option, out the alternatives.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Temporary considerations", you say? Nothing more nearly permanent than when some smart chicken sees the block a day

before or when your family doctor tells you it's time. On the other hand, if you mean our immortal souls move on we agree.
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Originally posted by Great Big Stees

Surely, no matter what you believe, 72 or 80 or whatever the number makes no sense for a thinking being.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
An individual's life on earth is but a fleeting vapor trail. Poof. Gone. Somebody disappeared from his or her life on a wintry evening; in the wee hours

of a coldy arse January night; in lovely spring; on some endless summer day; or during one of the bright blue weather days of Fall. We agree.
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Originally posted by Great Big Stees

There have to be dimentions.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
... to what?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees

That's "the" question.

Get them to celebrate the fact that you, and they, got the luxury of seven months notice to vacate existence, and the expensive concoctions from your physician will keep you comfortable and philosophical until the end.

Ask them to focus on those whose deaths are more sudden, premature and brutal than yours.

Originally posted by kevcvs57

Get them to celebrate the fact that you, and they, got the luxury of seven months notice to vacate existence, and the expensive concoctions from your physician will keep you comfortable and philosophical until the end.

Ask them to focus on those whose deaths are more sudden, premature and brutal than yours.

We are all going to die, and doctors are wrong a lot.

Originally posted by apathist

We are all going to die, and doctors are wrong a lot.

In 1955, my grandfather was given 6 months to live. The doctor told my grandmother
and my father to get his affairs in order quickly.

My grandfather died in 1976. Doctors are not always correct, are they?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Worst Case Scenario: Died 2012 (Stuck Around) Buried 2017.

Originally posted by shortcircuit

In 1955, my grandfather was given 6 months to live. The doctor told my grandmother
and my father to get his affairs in order quickly.

My grandfather died in 1976. Doctors are not always correct, are they?

Originally posted by apathist

Don't worry about it. You made your peace, right? Why are you still holding on. Doubts?