
Is this the right space
Can we talk about dying?
Or will we stick to politics
🙂
I looked at my mandarins last night and thought “if I die tonight, they will be wasted”
I can’t be the only one,
we know the clock is ticking
I’m like everyone, it could be 10 seconds time, it could be 20 year (as if 🙂 )
It’s interesting:
– I don’t mind, there is quite a lot of pain and an end will be Ok.
– I’ve been dead a couple of times before, there is no particular inconvenience.
– No one wants to talk about it much, it upsets the kids, one tells me to be positive.
Maybe we could talk here?
– I think about a next life but without any real conviction.
If I could begin without the family trauma to sort through, I could be Bill Gates in another life, maybe?
– I’m very alone with this,
funny how there is no discussion, no counselling, no selfhelp courses and no products to help me deal with this,
and yet I am NOT alone.
We are a multitude, “those who are about to die”.
– I am a bit impatient, these days.
How is it for you?
If you give me religious stuff, I will probably ignore you 🙂
-roy-
I heard that there were attempts to establish a lobby group for the dying, our rights are tenuous
Apparently they couldn’t maintain a stable membership
🙂
I posted this blog post to the Seniors Forum on Facebook
Interesting conversation
YOU can’t see it unless you are a member or join
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1590650011231482/permalink/2561252624171211/
There is another one discussing pain in old age
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1590650011231482/permalink/2564401603856313
Also an interesting conversation, thanks to everyone who contributed
-roy-
I have a theory
I told that Steven
My son who died
Young
You know I
Love you
Son
He looked at me
And said
As he had as a wee child
I love you mum
Please forgive me
For all the errors of my way
Please forgive me me mum
I’m sorry
Me too
Me too
Me three
Me four
He died
You see
A few days later
At peace with me Ana hat peace with he
Amen
Well i like talking about it very much.
Roy