I Will Remember You (Live) by Xena

Thanx for the condolense ;-) It's ok, as it was a doomed situation from the start (the blockage in his legs, untreaded correctly). Better that he left quickly in peace though, than live in constant despair, with no mobility joy (no legs). And even so, his heart would have given out soon. Only by constant medications, could he live. And that's not living at all, plus costly for family. Plus those in death coma situations have no real awareness, so are logically dead anyway. At that point, keeping them alive, is like keeping a plant alive.

The bible states; "It is appointed unto man once to die, after that judgement". As hard as we try, death is inevitable. It's all how quickly it occurs that matters. If we love vices, we quicken the pace. Also fate is a factor. So we live to die, whenever our time is called.

Man does not, and can never understand death. Only God holds the secrets of eternity. All that lives must eventually die (microbes, plants, animals, humans). When your time is up, it's up. Fighting too much only causes grief and agony. Who wants to live in the hopeless realm of a bleak life?

Most take things for granted in life, as is our human nature to be.

You are right my friend - a time comes for us all, and I am glad your dad didn't have to suffer more. . .just know that I am thinking of you and your family at this time. . .((hugs and prayers)) Xena

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