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    Default What is it like to die?

    Often wondered what its like to die.

    The church tells us that it is a glorious event.

    I know that I must be depressed, cause I imagine that I will just be put in a hole and rot.

    Gravestones seem to be certain of eternal life.


    I'd like that

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    I have whilst trying to save a persons life locked into their eyes as i knew i had lost the battle for them, what I saw in those eyes what i heard is not calmness and serenity I assure you, it still haunts me day or night, whats it like to die I would say it depends on the life you have lived, the circumstances of your death.

    Sudden unexpected terrifying death with just enough time to know I reckon indeed I know its not to be" liked" at all. On the opposite side I was with a person who died among family had time to repair any fences, time to be at peace but still it was not calm either , but better than other deaths I have seen .

    Given some of your posts not sure if you wanted an actual serious answer but there you go raise a serious issue get a serious answer
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    Quote Originally Posted by beautyaddict View Post
    I have whilst trying to save a persons life looked into their eyes as i knew i had lost the battle for them, what I saw in those eyes what i heard is not calmness and serenity I assure you, it still haunts me day or night, whats it like to die I would say it depends on the life you have lived, the circumstances of your death.

    Sudden unexpected terrifying death with just enough time to know I reckon indeed I know its not to be" liked" at all. On the opposite side I was with a person who died among family had time to repair any fences, time to be at peace but still it was not calm either , but better than other deaths I have seen .

    Given some of your posts not sure if you wanted an actual serious answer but there you go raise a serious issue get a serious answer
    I know , I've seen the Light go out in someone's eyes .

    Shattering heartbreaking for me , Panic for them , then thankfully it's over .

    And then you're left holding onto , and wailing , and cradling that body .



    : Personal first-hand experience : going -- not so bad ; coming back no fun atall . X


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie View Post
    I know , I've seen the Light go out in someone's eyes .

    Shattering heartbreaking for me , Panic for them , then thankfully it's over .

    And then you're left holding onto , and wailing , and cradling that body .



    : Personal first-hand experience : going -- not so bad ; coming back no fun atall . X


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    I am sorry to hear that,the woman who died in my arms I did not know my CPR training did not save her even though she was young. But what you have dealt with is a different dimension, i have lost some close to me I have had the dreaded knock on the door by the police and the death letter they gave me. Death awaits us all I hope I have time to deal with family and friends both for me and indeed them, as another poster said those who survive carry burdens. I hope you are now in a good place and i admire your strenght.

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    Don't know what it's like to die but some of the ladies here have brought me to heaven and back

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    I saw a comedian die on stage once. it wasn't a laughing matter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bollocks View Post
    Often wondered what its like to die.

    The church tells us that it is a glorious event.

    I know that I must be depressed, cause I imagine that I will just be put in a hole and rot.

    Gravestones seem to be certain of eternal life.


    I'd like that
    You can be Oven Done now as well now you know, cleaner and less waste,
    You could also stipulate that your charred bollocks be given to you favourite escort

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stonie View Post
    You can be Oven Done now as well now you know, cleaner and less waste,
    You could also stipulate that your charred bollocks be given to you favourite escort
    Yeh but that is wasteful. The body can be good fertiliser, for yew trees etc and for maggots which can be eaten by birds etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by bollocks View Post
    Yeh but that is wasteful. The body can be good fertiliser, for yew trees etc and for maggots which can be eaten by birds etc
    I'd still prefer to think that I wouldn't be maggot food !!

    Cremation -- all the way . Yah man !!

    Then scatter me where you will -- what's the song ? : "In the wiiiind , playing in the wiiiind" ?



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    Last edited by Stephanie; 20-10-15 at 18:23. Reason: iPad I hate your autocorrect !!!
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    Ah !!

    Song by Elton John !!

    "Gone in the wind" ?

    Written about Marylin M . Then refurbished for Diana .

    What was that song ?? X

    There was a candle involved as well -- I think x


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