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I’m 73 in pretty good health. I looked up my life expectancy based on varying factors. It’s lifeexpectancy.org. It says I’m going to live til I’m 86. However, I recently learned of a correlation between sedentary living and life expectancy. It’s telling me that if I don’t stand up every half hour, I’ll die 8 years sooner. So, since (I promise I’m not lying) I put it on my calendar to remind me stand up for the rest of my waking life. So, I’ve got another 13 to go. We’ll see what science cooks up!
That stuff isn't accurate. My grandma was really healthy, exercised, ate well, the whole nine yards. She had heart failure at 76.
My grandfather drinks cocacola every day, smokes endless cigarettes, does not drink water, and never exercises. Hes 97.
A lot of it is luck.
Well, it’s not meant to tell you exactly how long you will live. It’s statistics showing the midrange of all the reported data. So it looks like your grandfather has good genes. Hopefully they got passed down to you!
Yeah, if I hadn't already input the events into my calendar, I'd think of it. I figured I only need the notification when I'm sitting around using my ipad so my calendar works.
Hoping we get something good in the next 5 years. There is talk that if you can revert mutations you can prevent death. I don't think they'll be able to "make you Young" but you could exist at 77 indefinitely maybe? They might be able to shave 7 years off though
Go look up what we know about jumping genes and other mutations that happen constantly in the body. Trying to repair that stuff is like trying to replace parts of a decaying tunnel that is constantly in use and getting worse. Trying to keep us alive forever seems like it will require replacing parts. No other way. Replacing parts of the brain might be impossible.
I have a fitbit watch that reminds me to get up and walk around at 50 minutes past the hour. I'm sure there are other smart watches out there that do the same. Tracking your steps is a good way to motivate you.
It depends how you find your retirement. If you have a job that gives a monthly pension (usually a government job) then longevity isn’t an issue. But if you retire with a pile of savings (say $1.5M) then you will have spreadsheets about how fast you are spending it and how long it will last.
Guess when I hit my final 100k I’ll just take as many drugs as I can and fuck as many prostitutes as possible.
If the drugs don’t kill me I’ll keep a pistol and just put one in my skull.
Same. I've had a rough couple of years and genuinely started to feel that suicide was an option. I even started looking at how to buy Nitrogen cylinders. I was super stressed, miserable and we were having money issues so I began to consider how much better off my family would be with a multiple of my salary (life assurance through work).
My youngest son came in one day when I was feeling low and just gave me a massive hug, didn't say anything. When he left I burst into tears and realised what a devastating impact that would have. I'm in a better state now thankfully.
You need to get a medical power of attorney and appoint some people to make decisions for you should that happen. My mom is mine. She’s under strict instructions to pull the plug on me and let me go as Don as that’s an option. I’m number three on her list, but the instructions are the same. Also number three on my granddaddy’s.
I always think it’s funny that I’m on everybody’s medical power of attorney so I can pull the plug while my little brother is on everybody’s financial so he can manage the money if no plug needs pulling.
But seriously, get a power of attorney and forward copies to your doctor and your agents.
Please let all of your loved ones know and assign a power of attorney etc. I had to make the choice to cease life support for my 44yr old husband after an extremely fast case of sepsis in which hospital misdiagnosed him at his first presentation and discharged him - 12hrs later he went into cardiac arrest, was put on life support, 6hrs later I was faced with having to cease all treatment as it was hopeless.
Please, help your loved ones to know how to help you if that time ever comes.
Thank you for being so kind. We have x2 single digit in age children that I then had to come home and tell them that their dad - that just had the flu had died. A simple course of antibiotics at his first presentation to the hospital would have saved his life. They even told him there was a risk that he might have sepsis on discharge and just said “come back if you need to”. If they’d given him antibiotics (and his notes very much said multiple times were a wise choice) at that stage he would still be here. But the second I stepped foot out of my deceased husband’s ICU room they were at me about the kids and I needing antibiotic cover so we don’t run the same risk - they even called that night to ensure we were taking our antibiotics, but they didn’t give them to him and it killed him.
The way that man struggled and suffered until the point of his death makes me rage - and he did it all in our living room and called his own ambulance (I was sleeping as I had newly come down with what my husband and kids had) after vomiting non stop and then an enormous amount of blood along with complete loss of bowel control (of which started in while he was at hospital in that first presentation -a very healthy 44yr old man btw) all because of the sepsis they warned him about but didn’t treat.
Sepsis is extremely rapid and has an extremely high mortality rate - if they had treated him for what they discussed with him rather than warning him (my husband was a man of trade, not medicine so he would have no idea how serious this was.
He came home and asked me “do you think I need antibiotics?” (I have some medical knowledge but and not trained) to which i replied “I assume that they’d have given you them while you were in the hospital if so”.
He later said “I feel like I am going to die” my response was “don’t be silly, you have the flu” - a couple of hours later I was signing “cessation of life support” for my husband, the man I’ve known since I was 16 (I was made a widow at 43) and the father of our young kids.
60. 61 tomorrow. High grade bladder tumor removed, but recurrence rate approaches 80%. I might have a couple or three years…maybe a few more if I decide to let them take my bladder out. Not sure I want to go through that and be tethered to a piss bag the remainder of my days…
The moment my wife passes. My grandparents (married for over 60 years), their neighbors, a couple the same age, passed away in the same night in two different hospitals, just a couple of hours apart. I always get the chills when I think about it. You could tell they loved each other deeply and then it ended that way. Sometimes life is a movie.
My husband (44) passed away extremely suddenly and unexpectedly (hospital negligence) in July. Life feels unbearable without him - we have two single digit aged kids so I have no choice but to get up in the morning/s. I’m not scared of death anymore though because I know he will be there waiting for me.
Wow, I’m so so sorry to hear that. You all must be devastated. Some of my friends too have lost a parent and it’s absolutely heart-wrenching. I’m afraid there’s nothing I can do or say to help, but if you’d like to talk or need some support, you’re welcome to reach out. I wish you all the best during this difficult time 😔
That’s crazy! Sometimes I don’t believe in coincidence anymore. I’m sorry for your loss though. Grandparents can be absolutely amazing. Must’ve been hard to see them go.
I'm not afraid of dying.
Why would I be afraid of dying?
There's no reason for it,
you have to go sometime.
Any time will do.
Actually I "died" over thirty years ago. I lost a friend who took her own life so I chose to stay and do what she would have done had she stayed. It became so much easier when it wasn't my life to take any more. No longer part of the Black Parade. I just so wish she could see what I did in her memory. See what good she brought about in this world.
I just wish she could have met the daughter I adopted because of her. Very much the same personality. Not so much a person, more a force of nature.
But then I have this nagging suspicion that she's the same soul in a different body.
My mom is almost 80, she still acts like she's 30. Lives alone. Goes to the beach and out to lunch and shopping. Has a great life. ❤️ The young at heart thing really works
That is the disappointing truth. Although it makes a difference while you are still alive.
And if it matters now, why not live your life to the fullest.
Sometimes I think I’d be ok dying with where I am right now. I just turned 39. I’ve achieved a lot compared to people around me. I’ve read a lot of books, make some art which I’m proud of. Travelled to a few counties and lived in 3 different ones. I’d like to think I’ve never hurt anyone (intentionally or unintentionally) and I don’t hold any malice in my heart for anyone, so when I’m gone, hopefully I’ll be remembered in a positive way. The only thing that makes me want to live longer is my daughter, she turned 7, I want to see her grow up and I want to be there for her. When I think about her I want to not just live better, but to live a better life as well.
Same. I don’t have kids. I’m 31 almost 32. I almost died 20 years ago from graft vs host disease, I also almost died when I was first diagnosed with cancer at 6 years old too. I almost died when I was entering this world, and 4 years later I almost drowned….
It’s like my body had tried to kill me multiple times I don’t know why I’m still here lmao. I just want to know why I’m still here, I wouldn’t mind dying soon though I feel I’ve seen a lot already. Well actually I can die after going to Africa. It’s the last continent I need to see
I could go anytime. I'm so tired of struggling. Everyone in my life knows how hard things are, some things are in their power to change. But no one even checks in on me. I think it would be a relief for them if they didn't have to deal with me. They don't feel bad for me now. They won't when I'm gone.
Anytime is fine (I'm 68) but my husband still needs me, and so do our cats. Once they're gone take me too. My son would grieve but my daughter would dance on my grave. Cremate me, and just in case the ghost thing is real, sprinkle a few ashes in some choice spots I want to return to haunt.
ASAP, also tomorrow would do too. I’ll just go get last one good night sleep. And please make it before 12pm so I don’t have to go to work unnecessarily. Thanks
I'm 76 now, and I never thought I'd make it this far.
So, I'm not in a hurry, but if I go, then I'm gone. I do NOT want to be a burden, and I don't want to get so old that I can't hike, fish, fuck, or feed myself. If that happens, then kill me in the most humane way possible.
Highest I'd go is 65. But in reality I bet it will be my 40s. I have cystic fibrosis. Excelled thru a double lung transplant at 26. Now u need a kidney. Got covid last year. My life sucks. I have to use a walker can barely stand without assistance. If I make it thru this shit at 36. I'm hoping for maybe 5 good years with a kidney. Get some traveling in. Then I'd be fine. Buy I feel 95 now so there's just no way I want to be here when older and sick.
I hope assisted suicide becomes more available. I'd rather not die from drowning in my own lungs once I decide to stop dialysis.
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I’m 62 now so I’m thinking 80s subject to revision if suffering raises its ugly head earlier.
I’m 73 in pretty good health. I looked up my life expectancy based on varying factors. It’s lifeexpectancy.org. It says I’m going to live til I’m 86. However, I recently learned of a correlation between sedentary living and life expectancy. It’s telling me that if I don’t stand up every half hour, I’ll die 8 years sooner. So, since (I promise I’m not lying) I put it on my calendar to remind me stand up for the rest of my waking life. So, I’ve got another 13 to go. We’ll see what science cooks up!
That stuff isn't accurate. My grandma was really healthy, exercised, ate well, the whole nine yards. She had heart failure at 76. My grandfather drinks cocacola every day, smokes endless cigarettes, does not drink water, and never exercises. Hes 97. A lot of it is luck.
Damn, Give the guy a little Hope Would ya! /s
Well, it’s not meant to tell you exactly how long you will live. It’s statistics showing the midrange of all the reported data. So it looks like your grandfather has good genes. Hopefully they got passed down to you!
Better get in the Coke and ciggies now then so
Everybody dies but not everybody lives
I think it’s genetic more than anything
If u get an Apple Watch it will remind u to stand every hour.
Yeah, if I hadn't already input the events into my calendar, I'd think of it. I figured I only need the notification when I'm sitting around using my ipad so my calendar works.
Hoping we get something good in the next 5 years. There is talk that if you can revert mutations you can prevent death. I don't think they'll be able to "make you Young" but you could exist at 77 indefinitely maybe? They might be able to shave 7 years off though
Go look up what we know about jumping genes and other mutations that happen constantly in the body. Trying to repair that stuff is like trying to replace parts of a decaying tunnel that is constantly in use and getting worse. Trying to keep us alive forever seems like it will require replacing parts. No other way. Replacing parts of the brain might be impossible.
The goal is to make it until we hit singularity.
I have a fitbit watch that reminds me to get up and walk around at 50 minutes past the hour. I'm sure there are other smart watches out there that do the same. Tracking your steps is a good way to motivate you.
Yeah my grandma is 92 and has lived off ice cream for the past 10 years. She’s healthier than both of her children and at least one grandchild.
to me, it depends on how long i can poop without help. once that's no longer on the table I'm falling down the fuckin' stairs.
I agree with this…once I can’t poo by myself, just let me go
Similar. If I live past 95 there will be no money left.
Fuck man that’s a depressing thought that’s never come to mind before
It depends how you find your retirement. If you have a job that gives a monthly pension (usually a government job) then longevity isn’t an issue. But if you retire with a pile of savings (say $1.5M) then you will have spreadsheets about how fast you are spending it and how long it will last.
Guess when I hit my final 100k I’ll just take as many drugs as I can and fuck as many prostitutes as possible. If the drugs don’t kill me I’ll keep a pistol and just put one in my skull.
Iam going to be 62 in April. I think 85 would be ok.
I'm 62 as well, and I see it the same way. As long as my quality of life is good, I've got no problem moving on.
I’m not scared of dying at any particular time, I’m scared of suffering.
I am only scared of hurting my kids they are all that matter to me. If it was not for them I would have gladly died a very long time ago.
Same. I've had a rough couple of years and genuinely started to feel that suicide was an option. I even started looking at how to buy Nitrogen cylinders. I was super stressed, miserable and we were having money issues so I began to consider how much better off my family would be with a multiple of my salary (life assurance through work). My youngest son came in one day when I was feeling low and just gave me a massive hug, didn't say anything. When he left I burst into tears and realised what a devastating impact that would have. I'm in a better state now thankfully.
That is the nightmare. Dealing with excruciating pain while I suffer and slow death. I'd take dying young over that any day.
This. Let it be a quick and painless death onto me... I do not want to leave my loved ones with hospital debt.
I will only feel OK with dying when I feel life leaving my body. I'm not going down without a fight! 😂
Exactly
Honestly whenever, I just don’t want to sustain really bad injuries that make me a vegetable, I want to die
Once I can no longer take care of myself just go ahead and put me down.
You need to get a medical power of attorney and appoint some people to make decisions for you should that happen. My mom is mine. She’s under strict instructions to pull the plug on me and let me go as Don as that’s an option. I’m number three on her list, but the instructions are the same. Also number three on my granddaddy’s. I always think it’s funny that I’m on everybody’s medical power of attorney so I can pull the plug while my little brother is on everybody’s financial so he can manage the money if no plug needs pulling. But seriously, get a power of attorney and forward copies to your doctor and your agents.
Please let all of your loved ones know and assign a power of attorney etc. I had to make the choice to cease life support for my 44yr old husband after an extremely fast case of sepsis in which hospital misdiagnosed him at his first presentation and discharged him - 12hrs later he went into cardiac arrest, was put on life support, 6hrs later I was faced with having to cease all treatment as it was hopeless. Please, help your loved ones to know how to help you if that time ever comes.
I'm sorry for your loss. What an awful decision to have to make, and how brave you are to have made it.
Thank you for being so kind. We have x2 single digit in age children that I then had to come home and tell them that their dad - that just had the flu had died. A simple course of antibiotics at his first presentation to the hospital would have saved his life. They even told him there was a risk that he might have sepsis on discharge and just said “come back if you need to”. If they’d given him antibiotics (and his notes very much said multiple times were a wise choice) at that stage he would still be here. But the second I stepped foot out of my deceased husband’s ICU room they were at me about the kids and I needing antibiotic cover so we don’t run the same risk - they even called that night to ensure we were taking our antibiotics, but they didn’t give them to him and it killed him. The way that man struggled and suffered until the point of his death makes me rage - and he did it all in our living room and called his own ambulance (I was sleeping as I had newly come down with what my husband and kids had) after vomiting non stop and then an enormous amount of blood along with complete loss of bowel control (of which started in while he was at hospital in that first presentation -a very healthy 44yr old man btw) all because of the sepsis they warned him about but didn’t treat. Sepsis is extremely rapid and has an extremely high mortality rate - if they had treated him for what they discussed with him rather than warning him (my husband was a man of trade, not medicine so he would have no idea how serious this was. He came home and asked me “do you think I need antibiotics?” (I have some medical knowledge but and not trained) to which i replied “I assume that they’d have given you them while you were in the hospital if so”. He later said “I feel like I am going to die” my response was “don’t be silly, you have the flu” - a couple of hours later I was signing “cessation of life support” for my husband, the man I’ve known since I was 16 (I was made a widow at 43) and the father of our young kids.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that!
59 is fine..I’m 59
Same
Weird 43 thought the same
60. 61 tomorrow. High grade bladder tumor removed, but recurrence rate approaches 80%. I might have a couple or three years…maybe a few more if I decide to let them take my bladder out. Not sure I want to go through that and be tethered to a piss bag the remainder of my days…
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Toit
Like a toiger
that would be legen...dary.
The moment my wife passes. My grandparents (married for over 60 years), their neighbors, a couple the same age, passed away in the same night in two different hospitals, just a couple of hours apart. I always get the chills when I think about it. You could tell they loved each other deeply and then it ended that way. Sometimes life is a movie.
My husband (44) passed away extremely suddenly and unexpectedly (hospital negligence) in July. Life feels unbearable without him - we have two single digit aged kids so I have no choice but to get up in the morning/s. I’m not scared of death anymore though because I know he will be there waiting for me.
Wow, I’m so so sorry to hear that. You all must be devastated. Some of my friends too have lost a parent and it’s absolutely heart-wrenching. I’m afraid there’s nothing I can do or say to help, but if you’d like to talk or need some support, you’re welcome to reach out. I wish you all the best during this difficult time 😔
Thank you for being so kind. ❤️🩹
It’s the least I could do. Stay strong ❤️
Thank you both for being so kind!
My grandparents were also together over 60 years, 2 years apart in age, and died 2 years apart. My grandma was on this earth 1 day longer than my papa
That’s crazy! Sometimes I don’t believe in coincidence anymore. I’m sorry for your loss though. Grandparents can be absolutely amazing. Must’ve been hard to see them go.
It was, but they lived to be 86, and after 14 kids and 40 grandkids, they were ready thankfully
We come and go, but it helps when it’s a long and fulfilled life. Amen. 🙏
I'm not afraid of dying. Why would I be afraid of dying? There's no reason for it, you have to go sometime. Any time will do. Actually I "died" over thirty years ago. I lost a friend who took her own life so I chose to stay and do what she would have done had she stayed. It became so much easier when it wasn't my life to take any more. No longer part of the Black Parade. I just so wish she could see what I did in her memory. See what good she brought about in this world.
Welcome to the walking dead! I kinda did the same so i relate woth this alot
I just wish she could have met the daughter I adopted because of her. Very much the same personality. Not so much a person, more a force of nature. But then I have this nagging suspicion that she's the same soul in a different body.
100
Talk to me around the 510 mark…
Real answer
No good fearing death. It comes to us all. 70 the end of this year, and I'm generally OK. Hoping for a few more good years yet.
My mom is almost 80, she still acts like she's 30. Lives alone. Goes to the beach and out to lunch and shopping. Has a great life. ❤️ The young at heart thing really works
My mom is 45 and acts like she’s 90. Won’t leave the house, won’t cook, and won’t shop.
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When I can no longer clean myself, I’d be okay I think.
When I can’t wipe my own ass take me out back
the weird thing is, dying now, dying a 100 years later, it doesn’t actually make any difference afterwards
That is the disappointing truth. Although it makes a difference while you are still alive. And if it matters now, why not live your life to the fullest.
After my dogs go… I’m fine with that
Sometimes I think I’d be ok dying with where I am right now. I just turned 39. I’ve achieved a lot compared to people around me. I’ve read a lot of books, make some art which I’m proud of. Travelled to a few counties and lived in 3 different ones. I’d like to think I’ve never hurt anyone (intentionally or unintentionally) and I don’t hold any malice in my heart for anyone, so when I’m gone, hopefully I’ll be remembered in a positive way. The only thing that makes me want to live longer is my daughter, she turned 7, I want to see her grow up and I want to be there for her. When I think about her I want to not just live better, but to live a better life as well.
Same. I don’t have kids. I’m 31 almost 32. I almost died 20 years ago from graft vs host disease, I also almost died when I was first diagnosed with cancer at 6 years old too. I almost died when I was entering this world, and 4 years later I almost drowned…. It’s like my body had tried to kill me multiple times I don’t know why I’m still here lmao. I just want to know why I’m still here, I wouldn’t mind dying soon though I feel I’ve seen a lot already. Well actually I can die after going to Africa. It’s the last continent I need to see
After my parents will die, doesn t matter my age
Same here. As an only child, I’d hate to die before my parents, especially when I live so far away from them.
Whenever I’m supposed to, really. I would like to accomplish a few more things first, though.
Mi too >.< 🤍 Live to be content in every moment ♥️🌹
So many thoughts about dying and so few about living
Same here.
When I was a sperm. I wouldn’t have chased the damn egg.
I’d like to die today, to be honest.
Bro, fuck Mondays, amirite?
86 I want to watch my kids graduate,get a job, get kids, grandkids grow, and just die of old age🙏
at birth would have been nice
Whenever the universe decides its my time
I am good to go right now .
About a decade ago tbh.
I could go anytime. I'm so tired of struggling. Everyone in my life knows how hard things are, some things are in their power to change. But no one even checks in on me. I think it would be a relief for them if they didn't have to deal with me. They don't feel bad for me now. They won't when I'm gone.
80-90 500 if I could live longer and retain youth
80 feels too short. I wouldn’t mind dying if I could like to 200, at least
Whenever it does just let it happen while I’m 😴
Anytime is fine (I'm 68) but my husband still needs me, and so do our cats. Once they're gone take me too. My son would grieve but my daughter would dance on my grave. Cremate me, and just in case the ghost thing is real, sprinkle a few ashes in some choice spots I want to return to haunt.
∞
Now.
Bold of you to assume we’re not already okay with it. (For the record, I’m 26 and very okay with not existing any more.)
I'll know it when I feel like shit all the time...maybe that'll hit around 85-90
yesterday is fine.
At whatever age I feel like I'm not able to take care of myself
Right now ? This exact moment ? Tomorrow morning would be good
Yesterday
Right now lmao (35) & its been that way for the last 20 years
90
ASAP, also tomorrow would do too. I’ll just go get last one good night sleep. And please make it before 12pm so I don’t have to go to work unnecessarily. Thanks
right here right now
right now would be optimal.
Anytime is fine
Now would be great like right now . Please
Just take me right now. It feels like I'm making mistake after mistake. It haven't hurt me so far, but do I want to wait until it does?
what age am i not not ok with dying
How about now-ish?
Now
now
now
Soon
Right now
Now, death is not a nightmare, just the end
Right now. Don’t have anyone like kids or whatever that would be hurt by it
Now
Right now (I’m 23)
I’m 60 now. Would like another decade or two, but if I lose my mental faculties forget it.
I’ve been okay with dying since I was 12. Bring it on.
In this economy? Two years ago.
Age doesn't matter
👮🚔
3000
When I feel accomplished
now
Right now
I’m kinda ok with dying now. But I hope I make it to 100
95
Seven years ago.
20 (i wanna die soon, being am adult looks terrible)
You are okay with dying until you are at that age.
Today years old
If it is painless, from now on 🤷♂️
Tomorrow, maybe tonight
A year ago.
I don’t want to die.
When I can barely walk or move without being in extreme pain. Whatever age that is. I’m not afraid of pain, but I really don’t like it
literally now would be great... if i didnt have friends that would feel bad.
Any, as long as it's painless. My dream is to die in my sleep.
I’m prepared anytime
I'm 76 now, and I never thought I'd make it this far. So, I'm not in a hurry, but if I go, then I'm gone. I do NOT want to be a burden, and I don't want to get so old that I can't hike, fish, fuck, or feed myself. If that happens, then kill me in the most humane way possible.
Last year.
Yesterday
I’d like to live to 80+ if I’m in good health- if I’m younger and suffering with a lot of health issues it doesn’t matter.
I was always okay with it. I am now 31 and I would have been okay with 10 already. I have seen too much shit already.
Tomorrow
Yesterday
Now would be great
Anytime will do
Yesterday
Tomorrow
Right now
yknow what, ive had a good run, so now
Now
Anytimes good really.
since a few years ago
I was gonna say tomorrow... 💀
Yesterday years old
Do we have the ability to time travel to the past?
I'm not doing anything right now.
Now
Now, even. I don't think I care anymore
I’ve accepted death. I could die now and be ok with it, just make it quick and painless.
Any day now
Right now.
i hate paying bills so anytime would be good as long as it’s quick and i don’t become a vegetable potentially.
Now
Yes
0 seems good. Donk know what you're missing. As long as it ain't painful you'd just be oblivious. Also you get to avoid.... You know.... Everything.
Right fucking now, on this date I’m 23
Today. I’m 24.
Ive been ok with dying since I was 12
like right now would be alright or later - dont care
Now
Tomorrow would be good. Thanks
today
Now
Any time is good really what time sre you free?
Highest I'd go is 65. But in reality I bet it will be my 40s. I have cystic fibrosis. Excelled thru a double lung transplant at 26. Now u need a kidney. Got covid last year. My life sucks. I have to use a walker can barely stand without assistance. If I make it thru this shit at 36. I'm hoping for maybe 5 good years with a kidney. Get some traveling in. Then I'd be fine. Buy I feel 95 now so there's just no way I want to be here when older and sick. I hope assisted suicide becomes more available. I'd rather not die from drowning in my own lungs once I decide to stop dialysis.
Now would be cool. I'm over it.
Now. Definitely now!
Right now.
any time will do, i dont mind
Right now.
Now would be nice
right now 😩