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shrinkess
ANSWERS: 10
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Yes. I'm terrified of the prospect of my own death, because I fear that I will get EXACTLY what I "deserve." +5
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I have already died a few times in my dreams. It will be a piece of cake, a walk in the park. its just transition...from one level to the next. Look for the waiting room, its the white door onthe left. If you know Jesus, then just keep walking toward the light.
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I don't. I suppose I should since I'm almost 72 years old but frankly I'm too busy living my life to think about what comes next. :)
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Occasionally. I think about the things I don't want to miss so I need to live to be 94.5.
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I am not worried about death - but I am worried about those I leave behind - for their sake I would rather not die, and would want to outlive both my parents and my brothers - but if that happens (and women tend to outlive men in my family) I am not looking forward to being left alone with no-one to bury me - I have no partner or children - so death does not worry me, but living alone does.
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Like many, I had a life threatening condition. It was scary. I am now on borrowed time, which may be a few months or many decades. As youth or safety slip away and the end comes near, shock and disbelief can become acceptance if there is enough lead time. Life ends in death, that has always been the reality; be that reality near or far.
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not really. It seems like an unhealthy thing to think about since it is one of the things we have least control over. I would rather focus on things that stimulate me or that i have some measure of control over.
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Sometimes
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Yes, I think about it occasionally. I think that there is nothing I can do about it, so I may as well accept the fact that I will die one day. I don't know when that day will be, so I will try my hardest to live as if I will die tomorrow.
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Yes; i think about my death often ... The ONLY thing that really bothers me is who will take care of my dog when I am gone as he's been spoiled and babied so much .... +5
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