What Are You Thinking About?

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Def option A.
May draft last will na ako saved in my computer just in case. Nandon na lahat ang details kung ano gagawin ng mga naiwan ko.

I dont want to see and feel withered away.

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[dr. d]

And then again, you can be completely healthy, but get run over by a truck the moment you step out the door.
:

"a foreign spy arrives, by the name of U-31... on his first day in, he's done in by a hit and run..."
"their best spy... and they didn't tell him on what side of the road we drive on..."

[dr. d]

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Since the topic of this thread is "What are you thinking about?", I'll raise one question I've always discussed with people who have lost loved ones:

Would you rather pass away:

A) suddenly, (bigla na lang "tumumba", hindi na nagising, though not necessarily by violence/trauma etc.)

-or-

B) after a long and slow process (cancer, dementia, extreme old age, etc.)?

In A, there are no goodbyes, no time to set your affairs in order, but it will be over quick, if not instantaneous.
In B, your loved ones have the pain of seeing you slowly waste away, in some cases, saddled with a heavy financial burden pa yung family just to prolong the inevitable.

I'm for option A siguro, if I had a choice.

I won't start a new thread on this. I'd just like to see other people's perspectives on the matter, perhaps narrow lang ang viewpoint ko.

i'll choose A.
but i should have my will and other papers fixed, first.
that way, i'll not be a trouble to others, and all inheritance papers will have been accomplished, to avoid inheritance woes.

[MR_BIG18]

This one



To which na mention ko:



Nag comment ako na patingin ka lang.

Blacking out like that reminds me of the case of a famous athlete back in the 70's. After all his promotion of exercise and healthy living, they found him dead, slumped against a hillside while jogging. It turned out may congenital (uhm... "since birth") heart problem pala siya that was undiagnosed.

I thought of that also... it not unusual to see even the fittest black out on that portion of the climb in silang...

PMTB Newbie Welcome Ride (South) March 13, 2010 - YouTube

Funny this was, most of the time it was easy, pero there are a few times that was hard..thats the scary part..when youve laid off for a few days..

..as a precaution when i had my gal bladder removed due to gallstone pancreatitis, i had every thing checked before my operation.. my underlying condition was the saw stones in my kidneys, test including 2d echo and mri scans didnt see any other issues..the kidney stones was gone in a few months..sometimes those incedents make us chk our mortality..good thing i have access to health care...pano yung iba?

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[MR_BIG18]

And then again, you can be completely healthy, but get run over by a truck the moment you step out the door.


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Since the topic of this thread is "What are you thinking about?", I'll raise one question I've always discussed with people who have lost loved ones:

Would you rather pass away:

A) suddenly, (bigla na lang "tumumba", hindi na nagising, though not necessarily by violence/trauma etc.)

-or-

B) after a long and slow process (cancer, dementia, extreme old age, etc.)?

In A, there are no goodbyes, no time to set your affairs in order, but it will be over quick, if not instantaneous.
In B, your loved ones have the pain of seeing you slowly waste away, in some cases, saddled with a heavy financial burden pa yung family just to prolong the inevitable.

I'm for option A siguro, if I had a choice.

I won't start a new thread on this. I'd just like to see other people's perspectives on the matter, perhaps narrow lang ang viewpoint ko.

A...its the best way to go..my suggestion to anyone who has hard assets..get an insurance for extra judicial purposes..

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[falken]

And then again, you can be completely healthy, but get run over by a truck the moment you step out the door.


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Since the topic of this thread is "What are you thinking about?", I'll raise one question I've always discussed with people who have lost loved ones:

Would you rather pass away:

A) suddenly, (bigla na lang "tumumba", hindi na nagising, though not necessarily by violence/trauma etc.)

-or-

B) after a long and slow process (cancer, dementia, extreme old age, etc.)?

In A, there are no goodbyes, no time to set your affairs in order, but it will be over quick, if not instantaneous.
In B, your loved ones have the pain of seeing you slowly waste away, in some cases, saddled with a heavy financial burden pa yung family just to prolong the inevitable.

I'm for option A siguro, if I had a choice.

I won't start a new thread on this. I'd just like to see other people's perspectives on the matter, perhaps narrow lang ang viewpoint ko.

Shot by a jealous husband.[emoji38]

Seriously, A, preferably in my sleep.

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[dr. d]

Shot by a jealous husband.[emoji38]

Seriously, A, preferably in my sleep.

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a minor qualification,
"righteously shot by a jealous husband".
sounds better.
heh heh heh.

[BlancNoir]

Had this weird dream where i was standing right at the edge of a building rooftop.

Then there is this urge for me to jump, so i did. Ayun, nagising ako. lol

I know it's just a dream but it keeps bothering me.

[chronicle]

Had this weird dream where i was standing right at the edge of a building rooftop.

Then there is this urge for me to jump, so i did. Ayun, nagising ako. lol

I know it's just a dream but it keeps bothering me.

Do you have a big decision looming?
Might be your subconscious telling you to go for it.

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[makelovenotwar]

Had this weird dream where i was standing right at the edge of a building rooftop.

Then there is this urge for me to jump, so i did. Ayun, nagising ako. lol

I know it's just a dream but it keeps bothering me.

Be very careful sir. Make sure Dom Cobb isn't in your dreams trying to plant an idea in your subconscious.