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Greta75 -> How long do you want to live until? (12/20/2016 10:14:03 PM)

Like seriously?

Do people of today still yearn to live till over 100 years old?

Does anybody have an upper age limit before they feel they have lived enough?




tamaka -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/20/2016 10:16:19 PM)

I want to live as long as i have quality of life. When i don't have that i don't want to live anymore.



Greta75 -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 12:09:02 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tamaka

I want to live as long as i have quality of life. When i don't have that i don't want to live anymore.

Let's assume, if you can live healthily over 100 years old. Do people still really want that?
Let's say no health issues. Just functioning well still. Then is there a limit when it's like, this is too long?

But I am not saying you get to keep your youth forever, but just your health.



Alecta -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 12:15:18 AM)

That's where "quality of life" also covers "ability to do the activities you might be interested in" and "boredom", I think.
Just a matter of whether you have done everything there is that you wanted to do



jlf1961 -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 12:41:44 AM)

Considering the quality of humanity, I think that the world needs an extinction level natural event.

For me personally, I never intended to live past 30, but it seems divine intent wants me to stay around longer, which is why I plan to beat the fuck out of someone in the after life.



WhoreMods -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 5:28:33 AM)

"Get me Yahweh, now! I want a word with that little fucker!"



ThatDizzyChick -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 7:11:32 AM)

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Then is there a limit when it's like, this is too long?

No idea, I'll let you know if and when I do feel that way.



ResidentSadist -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/21/2016 8:55:25 AM)

I just want to live long enough so that medical science finds a cure for death



needlesandpins -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 1:40:03 AM)

I live constantly wracked with guilt. If my son was set in his life I would welcome death with open arms. I am in constant chronic pain. I am constantly exhausted. Other people constantly make my life hell because I don't have the finances to get away from where I am, and short of a miracle that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's hard to love your family, but wish for death.

Needles



DocStrange -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 10:55:24 AM)

Do I want to live to 100 or older? Yes, as long as I have a good quality of life. I do not think I will make it there as I have been through to many broken bones, surgeries and other things. But if I am able and want to see what marvelous inventions will be invented, what scientific break throughs that will occur. And who knows maybe I will finally win the lottery!



Edwird -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 3:56:21 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Greta75

Do people of today still yearn to live till over 100 years old?


To what putative purpose?

Regurgitive reminiscence? Needless nostalgia? Penchant for pining away while on pension? Remembrance and regrets? Involuntary indulgence in past indiscretions?

Is there any remediation but rudimentary release by rigor mortis for my innate inclination to unabated alliterative excess?


But to answer; heck, I don't know. I could die tomorrow and not be much troubled by it. I know some who are 30-40 years older than where I am now, and it gives me pause, no question. I have no kids, so there's a non-consideration.

I'm easily bored as it is, so not anticipating I'd be the happy camper "everyday is sunshine!" type at 95-105 even if in reasonably decent health.

Reflections




tamaka -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 4:30:00 PM)


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ORIGINAL: needlesandpins

I live constantly wracked with guilt. If my son was set in his life I would welcome death with open arms. I am in constant chronic pain. I am constantly exhausted. Other people constantly make my life hell because I don't have the finances to get away from where I am, and short of a miracle that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's hard to love your family, but wish for death.

Needles


Start stretching. I was wrecked with pain 5 years ago. I started stretching... the more you do it, the better you will feel. Sometimes it will make you feel flu- like... keep going. I have been pain free for years now... no meds. And i only have to stretch a little a couple times a week now. Also... drink a warm drink... like herbal tea after stretching. It helps.



freedomdwarf1 -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 4:36:15 PM)

I wish stretching would cure my chronic pains - but it won't; it'll make it worse.

There's no cure or any effective treatment for my ailment (yet). [:(]
I would like to live long enough to see a grandchild and to hear of a cure for me.
I might, just, see the first but sadly not the second.



Wayward5oul -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 5:13:37 PM)


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ORIGINAL: tamaka


quote:

ORIGINAL: needlesandpins

I live constantly wracked with guilt. If my son was set in his life I would welcome death with open arms. I am in constant chronic pain. I am constantly exhausted. Other people constantly make my life hell because I don't have the finances to get away from where I am, and short of a miracle that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's hard to love your family, but wish for death.

Needles


Start stretching. I was wrecked with pain 5 years ago. I started stretching... the more you do it, the better you will feel. Sometimes it will make you feel flu- like... keep going. I have been pain free for years now... no meds. And i only have to stretch a little a couple times a week now. Also... drink a warm drink... like herbal tea after stretching. It helps.


Yes, because no matter what is wrong with a person stretching will cure it.





tamaka -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 5:23:52 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul


quote:

ORIGINAL: tamaka


quote:

ORIGINAL: needlesandpins

I live constantly wracked with guilt. If my son was set in his life I would welcome death with open arms. I am in constant chronic pain. I am constantly exhausted. Other people constantly make my life hell because I don't have the finances to get away from where I am, and short of a miracle that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's hard to love your family, but wish for death.

Needles


Start stretching. I was wrecked with pain 5 years ago. I started stretching... the more you do it, the better you will feel. Sometimes it will make you feel flu- like... keep going. I have been pain free for years now... no meds. And i only have to stretch a little a couple times a week now. Also... drink a warm drink... like herbal tea after stretching. It helps.


Yes, because no matter what is wrong with a person stretching will cure it.





Actually... it might not cure it, but it will help. Yes.

http://www.fitday.com/fitness-articles/fitness/stretching/the-benefits-of-stretching-for-pain-relief.html




freedomdwarf1 -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/22/2016 5:29:49 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: tamaka

Actually... it might not cure it, but it will help. Yes.


Not for every ailment tamaka.

If I stretch, my condition will hurt more and get worse.
If I move wrong, I will lose the use of both my arms.
If my OH stretches with her crumbling spine and broken ankle, she could very easily just collapse and end up in a wheelchair.

Making sweeping health statements is dangerous.



needlesandpins -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/23/2016 11:39:12 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: tamaka


quote:

ORIGINAL: needlesandpins

I live constantly wracked with guilt. If my son was set in his life I would welcome death with open arms. I am in constant chronic pain. I am constantly exhausted. Other people constantly make my life hell because I don't have the finances to get away from where I am, and short of a miracle that isn't going to change any time soon.

It's hard to love your family, but wish for death.

Needles


Start stretching. I was wrecked with pain 5 years ago. I started stretching... the more you do it, the better you will feel. Sometimes it will make you feel flu- like... keep going. I have been pain free for years now... no meds. And i only have to stretch a little a couple times a week now. Also... drink a warm drink... like herbal tea after stretching. It helps.




Whist I appreciate your thought; I am a life long chronic migraine sufferer, I have trigeminal neuralgia, and ME/CFS that I've had for about 15-18 years as a very fit active out door person with horses, dogs, and a family. I do Ashtanga and Hatha yoga too, so if stretching was going to have helped it would have done by now.

ME means that the brain and spinal cord see everything as an onslaught. It causes both to swell, misfire, block signals, create others that are not there, deplete hormones that I need, trigger receptors that I don't, and cause exhaustion that makes it all worse.

I already feel like I have flu all of the time anyway. Add on to that the migraine that then triggers TN that causes my teeth to feel as though they are being pushed out, a spike pushed through from my top teeth to my eye in to my brain, a sore throat, sore mouth, ear ache, that feeling when you've been to the dentist and the whole side of your face feels swollen, but probably doesn't look it, and your tongue hurts.

That is just a little of how I feel most of my days, and there is absolutely nothing at all I can do to make it better.

Needles



Spiritedsub2 -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/23/2016 2:28:33 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1


quote:

ORIGINAL: tamaka

Actually... it might not cure it, but it will help. Yes.


Not for every ailment tamaka.

If I stretch, my condition will hurt more and get worse.
If I move wrong, I will lose the use of both my arms.
If my OH stretches with her crumbling spine and broken ankle, she could very easily just collapse and end up in a wheelchair.

Making sweeping health statements is dangerous.



What's dangerous (and stupid) is taking seriously unasked-for medical advice from random strangers on the internet. Fortunately Needles is no fool.



vincentML -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/23/2016 2:38:44 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: Edwird

quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75

Do people of today still yearn to live till over 100 years old?


To what putative purpose?

Regurgitive reminiscence? Needless nostalgia? Penchant for pining away while on pension? Remembrance and regrets? Involuntary indulgence in past indiscretions?

Is there any remediation but rudimentary release by rigor mortis for my innate inclination to unabated alliterative excess?


But to answer; heck, I don't know. I could die tomorrow and not be much troubled by it. I know some who are 30-40 years older than where I am now, and it gives me pause, no question. I have no kids, so there's a non-consideration.

I'm easily bored as it is, so not anticipating I'd be the happy camper "everyday is sunshine!" type at 95-105 even if in reasonably decent health.

Reflections



Old age aint for sissies, I can tell you, but it is lovely to feel the sun and the wind, and to talk with friends and family. Ailments are impossible to avoid but loneliness and and boredom must be resisted. They are major enemies to a good quality of life.



tamaka -> RE: How long do you want to live until? (12/23/2016 2:57:50 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: vincentML


quote:

ORIGINAL: Edwird

quote:

ORIGINAL: Greta75

Do people of today still yearn to live till over 100 years old?


To what putative purpose?

Regurgitive reminiscence? Needless nostalgia? Penchant for pining away while on pension? Remembrance and regrets? Involuntary indulgence in past indiscretions?

Is there any remediation but rudimentary release by rigor mortis for my innate inclination to unabated alliterative excess?


But to answer; heck, I don't know. I could die tomorrow and not be much troubled by it. I know some who are 30-40 years older than where I am now, and it gives me pause, no question. I have no kids, so there's a non-consideration.

I'm easily bored as it is, so not anticipating I'd be the happy camper "everyday is sunshine!" type at 95-105 even if in reasonably decent health.

Reflections



Old age aint for sissies, I can tell you, but it is lovely to feel the sun and the wind, and to talk with friends and family. Ailments are impossible to avoid but loneliness and and boredom must be resisted. They are major enemies to a good quality of life.


Loneliness in a world with billions of people...



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