Your Death and Post-Death Preferences

Aud · 03-12-2014, 10:45 PM

As someone with a serious heart condition, I've probably put in more than my fair share of time thinking about this topic/considering the options. And just when I think I'm certain I know what "my wishes" are, they change!

I do love this idea as a lasting memorial for a loved one though: http://www.lifegem.com/index.aspx?BType=YTxt&BAg=HCrem

As for my 'death preference', quite honestly, I wished to be drugged out of my gourd, feeling no pain, nor fear, if possible.

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03-12-2014, 10:45 PM	#11
Aud Junior Member How Do You Identify?: Fabulous Preferred Pronoun?: Her/She Relationship Status: Divorced Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: USA, Midwest Posts: 77 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 158 Thanked 198 Times in 63 Posts Rep Power: 968509	As someone with a serious heart condition, I've probably put in more than my fair share of time thinking about this topic/considering the options. And just when I think I'm certain I know what "my wishes" are, they change! I do love this idea as a lasting memorial for a loved one though: http://www.lifegem.com/index.aspx?BType=YTxt&BAg=HCrem As for my 'death preference', quite honestly, I wished to be drugged out of my gourd, feeling no pain, nor fear, if possible.