Originally posted by Grampy BobbyAs for me, I wouldn't fear much of the things you mentioned - I've already been through some of them - but losing my memory/mind would mean the end of everything.
Good question. Do you think maybe we fear those things we haven't experienced
yet to a greater extent than those we've tasted or almost been consumed by?
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Originally posted by lolofYes, I've seen it up close and personal in an exceptionally well staffed critical care nursing center (during my sixteen months confinement for partial paraylsis).
As for me, I wouldn't fear much of the things you mentioned - I've already been through some of them - but losing my memory/mind would mean the end of everything.
More I think about it, the more I'm becoming convinced that a major/universal fear is the of loss of a romantic interest, spouse, family member or close friend.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyLosing a family member would be the worst possible tragedy - but it is not one of my fears, I trust and hope it will not happen to anybody that I know.
Yes, I've seen it up close and personal in an exceptionally well staffed critical care nursing center (during my sixteen months confinement for partial paraylsis).
More I think about it, the more I'm becoming convinced that a major/universal fear is the of loss of a romantic interest, spouse, family member or close friend.
gb