The choice to die

Hi. I'm sorry to hear that. Please stay strong and don't give up. I can relate with your experience, I have moderate scoliosis and it affects my quality of life.

Having fever or flu is hard enough for us, and imagine having disease that impact our life. It's a very difficult adventure. Don't give up.

I understand how you feel. I am fighting multiple chronic health issues that won’t get better, and may end things prematurely. I think the one thing we have sometimes can feel like control over our life, or lack there of. However, I would recommend you take it day by day. Don’t get too caught up on the indefinite forevers, think about the today’s. Think about the small moments. Go as small as you need, hour by hour, minute by minute. Maybe it doesn’t seem as if the joy of being here outweighs the pain today, but it might tomorrow…and the only way you will know is if you are here to see it.

Hi, thanks for sharing. I once heard the saying, if you've got a pulse, you've got a purpose. I'm sorry to hear about your kidney disease and I pray that you will recover from this and become stronger than ever. There is always hope my friend. Always. Please feel free to watch this video for encouragement as well: https://youtu.be/6a1p1_jzM14

@Deafguy9

am really soory for you're sitauation right now, i can get how really hard the time is for you, one thing i wanna share before you decide, whenthe end of you're rope, tie a knot in it and hang on, giving up is not the final option you always have you just need to have is hope,in a drak room if u see a small tinny light which is called as hope when you try to go near it, it'll gradually increase which and same things in real life you just need wait and have some hope that u can overcome you're sitation really quick, “How can the dead be truly dead when they still live in the souls of those who are left behind?”, please never lose hope and never give up. thank you i wish you will get well soon......