We're all closet homos? Seems the simplest of explanations.Why must everything devolve into trannies around here?
So before I was a fish store tycoon. I worked in the Oxygen delivery field. Basically I would teach people how to use it/set up concentrators etc for people at home. That being said. I've seen a decent amount of people come out of hospice. I saw few person go through it 2-3 times. I believe the limit you can be on hospice is 6 months. Also know this, that with a poor prognosis of payment, doctors/hospitals will discharge patients to hospice to get them off their books. Esp if you have insurance that isn't paying them well, different insurances pay different rates per day stayed in the hospital etc, per procedure etc.I can't begin to respond to all these comments. Let's just say I'm pretty choked up and emotional from the support here. Some homo.
Trying to compose myself.
Ok, this moral question just got more difficult for me, but here goes:
I don't know how long I've got. The only thing I know for sure is that it's less than 6 months, or they wouldn't have me contacting hospice. I was supposed to do that today, but just couldn't. And by the way 'Bisi, no blinds for me, I'm staying home and hospice is coming here.
I'm considering checking out early, and I have been considering this since about June 2013 when things really got bad. My wife knows I'm considering it, and she's pretty torn. I've been through SO much, and the pain and anguish are things, up until now, only her and I knew about. Not even our families know how bad it's been, as we've played it pretty close to the chest.
Do I pull the plug early, and on my own terms, or let my heart dictate the day? I have the ways and means, I just don't want to lose out on some potentially emotional and intellectual growth (for all the good it will do me, right?) if I pull the plug too early. Maybe I've answered my own question. Fuck this sucks.
bro trannies were brought up page 1 just saying.Yeah go for it, but have a bro facilitate that one.
Why must everything devolve into trannies around here?
Only you can decide if you want to check out early. Are there any life insurance policies in play? Are you able to do it 100% solo so your wife and family don't get legal aggro? I personally believe that quality of life is more important than quantity. I know a lot of people and laws believe the opposite.I can't begin to respond to all these comments. Let's just say I'm pretty choked up and emotional from the support here. Some homo.
Trying to compose myself.
Ok, this moral question just got more difficult for me, but here goes:
I don't know how long I've got. The only thing I know for sure is that it's less than 6 months, or they wouldn't have me contacting hospice. I was supposed to do that today, but just couldn't. And by the way 'Bisi, no blinds for me, I'm staying home and hospice is coming here.
I'm considering checking out early, and I have been considering this since about June 2013 when things really got bad. My wife knows I'm considering it, and she's pretty torn. I've been through SO much, and the pain and anguish are things, up until now, only her and I knew about. Not even our families know how bad it's been, as we've played it pretty close to the chest.
Do I pull the plug early, and on my own terms, or let my heart dictate the day? I have the ways and means, I just don't want to lose out on some potentially emotional and intellectual growth (for all the good it will do me, right?) if I pull the plug too early. Maybe I've answered my own question. Fuck this sucks.
Do you live in a right to die state?I can't begin to respond to all these comments. Let's just say I'm pretty choked up and emotional from the support here. Some homo.
Trying to compose myself.
Ok, this moral question just got more difficult for me, but here goes:
I don't know how long I've got. The only thing I know for sure is that it's less than 6 months, or they wouldn't have me contacting hospice. I was supposed to do that today, but just couldn't. And by the way 'Bisi, no blinds for me, I'm staying home and hospice is coming here.
I'm considering checking out early, and I have been considering this since about June 2013 when things really got bad. My wife knows I'm considering it, and she's pretty torn. I've been through SO much, and the pain and anguish are things, up until now, only her and I knew about. Not even our families know how bad it's been, as we've played it pretty close to the chest.
Do I pull the plug early, and on my own terms, or let my heart dictate the day? I have the ways and means, I just don't want to lose out on some potentially emotional and intellectual growth (for all the good it will do me, right?) if I pull the plug too early. Maybe I've answered my own question. Fuck this sucks.
^^^ this.One last thing. I had an old friend drive 5 hours one way in the rain today to tell me how much I had meant to him over the years, even though we've not talked hardly at all for several years. He told me specific instances where I made a significant positive impact in his life, and it was a very fantastic, humbling feeling to hear those words. If someone has made an impact in your life, don't be a pussy, don't be lazy, don't let time slip away: tell them now. You will both benefit.