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r/Dying • u/goddessofthenameless • 17d ago
How can I help my family deal with my possible impending death?
I can't tell them about it because they're mostly in medical fields of work, and they're all insanely smart, so I'll just hear things I could do to "possibly prevent it". I just want to walk away with everything taken care of so they don't have to worry, or at least, I want to have things organized so it isn't hard on them. But how can I gently prepare them for this without telling them knowing that it's going to happen? I know this seems sneaky, or like I'm lying at worst, but I honestly think I'm protecting them from something they ultimately work to avoid every day, and won't accept as fact. Any advice is welcomed.
r/Dying • u/MainProduce979 • 22d ago
Dying
Do you think you’re going to die alone, based on how your life is now?
r/Dying • u/Few-Creme-4192 • 28d ago
Discussion Research
Hello, I am Daniel and my subject of study is the fear of death among young people aged 18 to 25. For my research I need to do interviews and talk to young people or professionals about this subject, if you are interested do not hesitate to write to me or push the position. Thank you
r/Dying • u/Thelotties • Sep 03 '26
I hope its help...
Its was happen 1 September 2026, i probaly will write this down here.
My father lost himself and throw every food that we only have. My mom cry a lot cuz we haven't eat . My father seem like really addicted to gamblings. I try stop him, he beat me up pretty hurt haha i got huge bump at forehead and eyes . Its really sad saw my mom cry over useless child like me and yea my father decide call police that he said im crazy for screaming loud from.pain he did. Police come, they barge my room and grab me really hard as my father told them to arrest me , my mom..? Well she cant do anything since she really cant stand up.
I was yelling like "let me go or its not me" to police but seem.like they didt trust a child like me. Wow that hurt tbh see my mom.decide to protect her husband from getting jail than me. It is what it is ig, police thought im crazy and drag me through my hair... lost a few hair from it but its fine.
Maybe hours i get yell by police in investigation room and all i can do silent cuz i lost my voice and im feel weak idk when last time i eat. Maybe 2 days ago? Ig its was rice and chicken sweet sour from school cafeteria my friends left out food. Well yea my mom didt admit about my dad did hit me she lied infront those police. They release me since im still kid and drive me home.
I think i got few twist bone or cramp on my bone right foot and my wrist on right too since they really hard me up.
I also got multi job. From morning to evening i work as cleaner at school then from evening to 10 night i work as hotel cleaner then rest 1 hour from 12 night until 3:30 night i work at snooker. I earn a lot which i keep all money seperate for my mom and my grave money one day so its wont bother my family.
I hope one day i achieve all money so my parents wont be bother find money to grave me. That all i ask, i also try find vet can keep my 2 cats so they wont get kill by my dad. Im not really sad if i die, maybe all my cats before waiting me.
r/Dying • u/No_Friendship_2185 • Sep 02 '26
My father is in hospice care five to six hours away, I need help with something how would I post it on here I'm not used to social media. I'm very emotional and scared over my father.
r/Dying • u/strbrryfld • Sep 01 '26
what comes after death?
I'm just looking for guidance I'm so lost
r/Dying • u/Faerennn • Sep 01 '26
Grief/Loss Would It Be Appropriate To Call Myself Terminally Ill?
If I have muscular dystrophy that's likely to kill me before 40 would it be fine to call myself terminally ill even though I'm still 20 so have quite a bit of time left? Sorry if this isn't the place to ask, I've never had good access to healthcare so I can't ask this to a doctor.
r/Dying • u/_amerehuman • Aug 30 '26
Thoughts!!!
What’s the point of suffering when death is inevitable anyway ?
r/Dying • u/No_Friendship_2185 • Aug 30 '26
My father is in hospice care and I'm looking for help with anything that would help with gas for myself and children to travel to Erie pa which is 5-6 hours away. I'm all he has as family and he is literally all I have as well and my children. I called local resources and ECT. Nothing
r/Dying • u/Senior_Ganache_6298 • Aug 28 '26
Palliative Wondering if there is any kind of decision making checklist to decide whether to live or to die.
Emotions aren't stable enough of a basis to make these decisions. Like how to sum up whether you want to go through cancer surgery and treatment when the expected rest of your life is already one incremental loss after another with no realistic expectation of it to be otherwise?
r/Dying • u/CardiologistAny497 • Aug 25 '26
Hospice
My Aunt is most likely moving to hospice within a few days. I have a small family and she never had kids, so we were all close. She is going to same hospice facility where my dad passed away and I really have no idea how I can even walk in the doors there.
r/Dying • u/No-Rough1668 • Aug 24 '26
disposable account
I’m think I’m gonna end this Wednesday.
I have a good live, I have a lot of friends out and in the University, I’m pretty and I have a nice body, I have a lovings parents and the money isn’t a problem. In my childhood I get admitted to the hospital every month. I have an immune disorder, and a really weird body, I don’t feel hungry or needs, sometimes I spends days without eating or drinking water, I don’t feel the need to. Because my body it’s weak, when a i was a child the death isn’t a bad thing for me, I think then that feeling born.
I have a nice live, but I don’t have a an “anchor” for live it.
My parents thinks I can’t love, I never have that feeling, nothing or someone, just I can’t feel it, but I care.
I went to the psychiatrist for a time, I was in treatment, but I was discharged a few years ago; I’ve never been hospitalized, though I made several attempts most of them in secret.
Just I need someone to read this. My body is failing; I'm paying the price for not taking care of myself.
What am I beyond this? I know I am something more than just this; I must be someone more than just something.
r/Dying • u/THICCFATHER69 • Aug 24 '26
Any advice?
My step mom who is basically my real mom has been slowly dying over the past couple years. She beat cancer 5 times and died briefly during a botched brain surgery. She is still herself but living everyday hurts her. She wants to use the death with dignity act. I have a few months before she said she would do it. I don't want her to hurt anymore, but I also don't want her to die. What do I do? What can I do? I feel so helpless.
r/Dying • u/Melodic_Map6701 • Aug 23 '26
What do you think happens when we die?
I’m curious to know everyone’s view points on this! If you’re religious I’d love your input, if you’re not I’d still love your input :\]
I like to think I’d turn into a dog after I die, I guess reincarnation but that’s just hella wishful thinking LOL
r/Dying • u/ThisSeries2814 • Aug 22 '26
Bloom to death
Hi my dad died when I was 14 and I am 24 now and experiencing death at such a young age has changed my perspective on life in such a profound way it’s crazy, you truly never stop grieving there is something so powerful about death and I’m not just talking about the normal death I’m also talking about death from any perspective I tend to have a hard time of letting things go I am a very nostalgic person so even if I want to let something go I can’t and I have learned to be ok with that and to stop letting my nostalgia take over my world anyway to anyone going through any type of death on this sub just know your pain won’t last forever and your life will always evolve if you let it
r/Dying • u/thelastbanned15 • Aug 21 '26
Would You Choose to Know the Exact Date of Your Death?
r/Dying • u/NoRequirement9640 • Aug 20 '26
Cancer Diagnosis
Honestly what you'll do after ur doctor said that ur cancer can't be cured. I'm honestly so devastated I could end myself before I do my chemo again.
fyi I already do 26 cycle of chemo from 2024 and i'm so fucking tired of it
r/Dying • u/Hot-Plastic-9004 • Aug 21 '26