Grace at the end of life
 

I was watching this video on TedMed.com and at the end of the speech Alexandra Drane asks everyone to share this one slide:

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and I thought it's important for us to think about it, especially with the recent passing of quiet and BigD.

1. I'd say 4 for me. There are exceptions, like if you're a vegetable like Terry Schiavo I'd say pull the plug on me.

2. I'm okay with either.

3. Yes, because I have a living will in order. No guesswork needed.

4. Yes.

5. See #3.

#1 Let me die without intervention

#2 I want to die at home / preferably surrounded by flowers / open windows so I can see the sky and feel the wind

#3 Yes. I've told my wife I dont want to be resuscitated

#4 My wife

#5 None. Just what i"ve told my wife. Need to do one of those though.

I'd like to be cremated instead of buried when it's my time to go

Food for thought! :)

#1 Let me die if my quality of life is gone. Don't want to be a living vegetable

#2 I would prefer to die at home where I live not in a hospital that's cold and family may not be around

#3 I have already spoken with my family and wife about it not to mention have it in a living will

#4 Yes - my wife and brother - I prefer to have an agreement with everyone in family rather than the burden on one person

#5 All of the above - 2 months ago I wrote up a will along with other papers to make sure that my wishes are known in all situations

"Grace" has nothing do with the decaying body or its "earthly" affairs ...

From the title I thought this was a thread about Paul Markham :GFYBand:love2suck:GFYBand