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New I have watched a spouse die
she knew 3 days before, said she felt death coming on, she was afraid. I was totally useless as there was nothing medicine, money or guns could help her. Decided to stay shitfaced to cope. Her docs admonished me, being shitfaced with dengue fever leads to hallucinations, she went hard, what they feel is the world forgetting them, they fear it, I have spoken to her many times since, sometimes she replies with good advice when I am sleeping/dreaming fugue state. Her biggest fear was not for herself, but for left behinds,
hope it helps. Dunno if others care/can add to that. Nov 17th 1984 bad fucking year.
thanx,
bill
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New Thank you for that insight
And I'm really sorry you both had to go through that. I imagine fearing for loved ones left behind is a universal feeling. Thinking about this reminds me to assess my own priorities. No one faces death wishing they spent more time at work, after all.
     Thoughts on death - (bionerd) - (15)
         You might gain insight... - (ben_tilly)
         I have watched a spouse die - (boxley) - (1)
             Thank you for that insight - (bionerd)
         Dying's not so bad... - (ChrisR)
         8-billion people Question. - (Ashton)
         "How We Die" might interest you. - (Another Scott)
         Having met more than a couple "dead" skydivers - (tuberculosis) - (5)
             I must have adreneline deficiency - (drewk)
             reminds me of narcosis underwater diving -NT - (boxley) - (2)
                 But that is directly physical based -NT - (broomberg) - (1)
                     not always, sometimes it just happens - (boxley)
             Judging from his site... - (ubernostrum)
         Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down -NT - (andread) - (2)
             Death is nature's way of killing you. -NT - (rcareaga) - (1)
                 <rimshot> -NT - (Silverlock)

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