TyroneShoes wrote:
There was a famous person, can't remember exactly who, that recently reached 80 and started smoking. He missed it, and he loves it. But he decided that at 80 something else would probably get him before the smoking does, so he made a conscious decision. My first reaction was that it was a looney conscious decision, but maybe he has a point.
That is my fathers attitude to food. The hell with salads, vegetable and healthy stuff, at 87 he is not going to do that anymore, he is not eating anything he doesn't like - it drives me crazy as I am the one cooking for him and it changes all the time. If I hear "we had it better in the forced labour camp" one more time ......
I have no plans whatsoever to go anywhere, ever. But at the risk of going too dark here, if I discovered that some fate worse than dying in my sleep might be imminent, I would just stop the therapy.
Yep - after looking after my mother with dementia and completely disabled, I will make sure I never get there.
71. The lame can ride on horseback, the one-handed drive cattle. The deaf, fight and be useful. To be blind is better than to be burnt on the pyre. No one gets good from a corpse. The Havamal