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re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:39 am
[quote]Unless you have a terminal illness I’d say you need some help. Someone at 37 should t even be thinking about suicide. Now I am 100% supportive of assisted suicide as long as the person has some sort of terminal illness or is confined to a nursing home or something for the rest of their lif...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:34 am
[quote]Go see a psychiatrist pronto.[/quote] Unfortunately I can't. Due to our messed up health care system in this country my medical insurance was tied to my employer who laid me and a few thousand other people off in October. I'm still on their insurance but only until the end of the year, the...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:30 am
[quote]It's called a panic attack which is triggered by the mental disorder known as "anxiety ".[/quote] And the fact that my Asthma acted up? I at least give my doctor credit for giving me the 0.25mg Xanax but I feel like I need a heavier dose to truly have any chance of being comfortable flying...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:26 am
[quote]This area is a lot more difficult and nuanced than the type my thread was about - which was more along the lines of clearly a person would be dying soon and so they choose to end on their own terms instead of having months in pain, not enjoying life, burning through their entire life savings ...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:18 am
[quote]I agree with the multiple doctors. You're convincing yourself its something else.[/quote] Sure. The fact that for several minutes I felt like I was having trouble breathing on an airplane with no way out and no way to get help was purely my imagination. Do you realize how silly that so...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:17 am
[quote]A friend of my sister's did that not too long ago. He had an inoperable brain tumor and was wasting away, so he decided on an assisted suicide to end his suffering. He lived in Canada, so I don't know what the restrictions are there, but I know it's much harder to find states in the US whe...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:13 am
[quote]So you can't travel now because coronavirus has flipped your world upside down. Welcome to the party pal. You think you're the only one suffering right now? Look around. shite isn't good worldwide. You need a major perspective change dude.[/quote] You misunderstood me. I've actually d...
[quote]I feel like it legit hurts the idea of work/life balance by removing the physical/psychological barrier between where work is and where your home life is[/quote] I can see this and this is definitely why if I did Remote Work/Work From Home I would set up a separate office space that would ...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:07 am
Do you all not at least agree though that someone ending their life over legitimate Medical Issues that cause decreased Quality of Life is different than someone who ends their life due to Mental Health Issues or other traumas that could potentially cloud their judgement? ...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:04 am
[quote]find a law Stateside that says a person that commits suicide will be charged[/quote] Again I would argue it's illegal until someone can go to a doctor/therapist/psychiatrist, be honest about what they're feeling and not have to risk being incarcerated against their will. The reality is the...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 11:02 am
[quote]I think there are a lot of medical technologies on the horizon that would blownyour mind but nothing you said sounds overly debilitating enough to warrant suicide. Life is short enough already.[/quote] You're right that individually none of them are overly debilitating. Together though the...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 10:58 am
[quote]is it though?[/quote] Can someone go to a doctor/therapist/psychiatrist and tell them they're going to end it without ending up in the psychiatric ward of a hospital against their will for at least 3 days? Yeah I would still say it's illegal. Plus even if you do succeed in doing it you ...

re: Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 10:55 am
[quote]Can I ask how old you are?[/quote] I'm 37 and I can definitely say that medically my best years are behind me. ...
[quote]Social interaction can easily be replaced by eliminating the 3-4 hours a day you used to spend commuting, getting dressed, meal prepping, dicking off at the water cooler with coworkers, scrolling through TD at work, etc. and replacing it with joining a club, gym, rec league, organization etc ...

Ending Life Due To Medical Issues

Posted by Saints83 on 11/27/20 at 10:48 am
Ironically I had thought about posting this topic yesterday and the whole "Death with Dignity" topic brought it back into my mind. This is kind of an offshoot of "Death with Dignity" with a more personal nature to it. Obviously suicide is illegal and largely looked down upon in this country. We l...
[quote]I think it depends on the person. If you're an extrovert and live by yourself, it's going to be gross. For me living alone and working all day from the house and then being here all evening gets old. I'm fairly introverted, but I have definitely felt starved for interaction this year. I've al...
[quote]Sometimes it can be a little odd being on all different time zones, but I have just adjusted my hours so I work from like 10-7. But its nice being able to run errands during the day. They are really flexible as long as work gets done. I don't think I could return to a regular office. Somedays...
[quote]I get it, but have you ever tried nomad life? Fun at first, feel like a ghost after a while. Takes a certain type, nothing wrong with it. I think the value would be more in visiting CA or NY or wherever for a week or two without having to take vacay, but after a while you will probably want s...
[quote]I'm someone who can get my work done in 1/2 of the working day. I love work from home but my office has us back in-person starting Dec 7th. [/quote] I'm sorry to hear that. Your company isn't offering any options? Even a hybrid option where you work some days in the office and some days WF...
[quote]How did he kept his same zip code???[/quote] Why wouldn't he? It's a cell number, not a land line. I know someone else who moved from New Mexico to NYC to work as a flight attendant at Delta and she still has her original cell number with her New Mexico zip code. ...