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What’s worse?

Jazzy

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Watching someone you love die slowly (cancer, degenerative disease etc.) or have someone die suddenly?
 

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I've often wondered about this and I've seen loved ones go through a miserable time with health issues and even though I wanted then to remain as long as they could...it wasn't kind. Dying suddenly is kinder.
 

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Hm. Having seen both it's hard to say which is worse. It's hard seeing a loved one slowly waste away, hurting as they go. But at least that way you get fair chance to say goodbye to them. Getting a phone call that a loved one essentially dropped dead without warning means they didn't suffer but leaves so many things unsaid.

Is there a middle option? Something that you know will be fatal but isn't endlessly drawn out?
 
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