Posted by HillsOfTN on December 06, 2013 at 05:40:11 from (99.122.5.0):
In Reply to: My best friend posted by flying belgian on December 05, 2013 at 23:15:25:
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you. We went thru the very same situation with my mom, including the decision-making as to further medical treatment or to let Nature decide. It was a very tough decision, but she had made me promise (years earlier) to never allow any medical treatment that would result in her being cofined to a hospital bed or nursing home with feeding tubes and IV"s and no hope of ever getting any better.
Death is a bad thing, but there are worse things in life (several visits to nursing homes has shown me that fact). The Gypsies, back in the day when I knew them growing up, looked at life as the hard part and death was the release from the pain and suffering of life. They considered funerals to be a time of rejoicing to celebrate the end of the pain and suffering that life had inflicted upon the deceased. As I now arrive at old age, I kinda understand what they were saying.
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