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Magnus
That broke my heart. My heart hurts for those people. :(
Silky Johnson
Meh, I've sat with people as they died, literally watching them breathe their last breath. No pictures can compare to actually being there.
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by jennypie
I've sat with people as they died, literally watching them breathe their last breath. No pictures can compare to actually being there.


did anyone ever find the bodies?
Silky Johnson
I ate them. :wtf:
chimera66
:sadgreen: this was interesting to read and some were so much sader than others. makes one want to ilve life to its fullest
MeLLyMeL
holy shiza.

i had to take a break half way my eyes are watering @ work

:(
gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by chimera66
:sadgreen: this was interesting to read and some were so much sader than others. makes one want to ilve life to its fullest

i say you should anyways. you dont know when that day will come.
tubularbills
ugh, i hate death
Lira
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Originally posted by jennypie
Meh, I've sat with people as they died, literally watching them breathe their last breath. No pictures can compare to actually being there.

I thought of you when I posted this.

Not only I've seen my godmother die (and understand you perfectly), I also looked after my girlfriend's uncle during his last night. Seeing those pictures reminded me of those moments... and I can't imagine how hard it isto see this as frequently as nurses and doctors probably see.
Sandsider
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Originally posted by chimera66
:sadgreen: this was interesting to read and some were so much sader than others. makes one want to ilve life to its fullest
Word.

blacknoizybox
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Originally posted by tubularbills
ugh, i hate death

lets go beat the out of it:D
Silky Johnson
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Originally posted by Lira
I thought of you when I posted this.

Not only I've seen my godmother die (and understand you perfectly), I also looked after my girlfriend's uncle during his last night. Seeing those pictures reminded me of those moments... and I can't imagine how hard it isto see this as frequently as nurses and doctors probably see.




Well I think it depends. I mean, for me...the hard part is not seeing people die, or knowing that they're dying - I'm totally comfortable with death...it's the suffering that accompanies it that makes it hard.
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