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There's no guarantee that anyone will live to 80 or 90. It sounds corny but you gotta' live life to the fullest now.
My Uncle was an A-Hole, abused himself with alcohol and lived to age 80. My Aunt never smoked or drank, went to church and was the nicest person you ever met. She died from lung cancer at age 53.
You gotta' do what you want and live like you want, right now.
My body is going to pay me back with a left shoulder needing rotator surgery.
Yes he was a smoker but no, I don't believe in that second hand smoke "conspiracy theories" stuff.There's no guarantee that anyone will live to 80 or 90. It sounds corny but you gotta' live life to the fullest now.
My Uncle was an A-Hole, abused himself with alcohol and lived to age 80. My Aunt never smoked or drank, went to church and was the nicest person you ever met. She died from lung cancer at age 53.
You gotta' do what you want and live like you want, right now.
You did not mention whether your Uncle the A-Hole was also a smoker. It's possible that your aunt contracted lung cancer from being exposed to second hand tobacco smoke from your uncle's (or some one else's ) smoking. My father was a cigarette smoker for many years, and my mother contracted breast cancer. There is some evidence (though not yet well established) of a link between exposure to second hand tobacco smoke and contracting breast cancer.
There's no guarantee that anyone will live to 80 or 90. It sounds corny but you gotta' live life to the fullest now.
My Uncle was an A-Hole, abused himself with alcohol and lived to age 80. My Aunt never smoked or drank, went to church and was the nicest person you ever met. She died from lung cancer at age 53.
You gotta' do what you want and live like you want, right now.
You did not mention whether your Uncle the A-Hole was also a smoker. It's possible that your aunt contracted lung cancer from being exposed to second hand tobacco smoke from your uncle's (or some one else's ) smoking. My father was a cigarette smoker for many years, and my mother contracted breast cancer. There is some evidence (though not yet well established) of a link between exposure to second hand tobacco smoke and contracting breast cancer.
Are you serious?
You did not mention whether your Uncle the A-Hole was also a smoker. It's possible that your aunt contracted lung cancer from being exposed to second hand tobacco smoke from your uncle's (or some one else's ) smoking. My father was a cigarette smoker for many years, and my mother contracted breast cancer. There is some evidence (though not yet well established) of a link between exposure to second hand tobacco smoke and contracting breast cancer.
Are you serious?
Absolutely. Cigarette smoke is oncogenic to virtually every cell in the body. Guess what the number one cause of bladder cancer is? Smoking.
Riddle me that.
Are you serious?
Absolutely. Cigarette smoke is oncogenic to virtually every cell in the body. Guess what the number one cause of bladder cancer is? Smoking.
Riddle me that.
It is the beer. People who smoke, drink beer. Beer causes the bladder cancer.
Are you serious?
Absolutely. Cigarette smoke is oncogenic to virtually every cell in the body. Guess what the number one cause of bladder cancer is? Smoking.
Riddle me that.
It is the beer. People who smoke, drink beer. Beer causes the bladder cancer.
50 years, half a century.
A 50 year old can be expected to live to almost 81 according to current CDC numbers but depending on your race and sex that can vary by a few years. A newborns life expectancy is just 77 years.
There is no need to fear death unless you are religious inclined and the hereafter contains a hell and you are a sinner. If you fit that category you better hope for immortality.
50 years, half a century.
A 50 year old can be expected to live to almost 81 according to current CDC numbers but depending on your race and sex that can vary by a few years. A newborns life expectancy is just 77 years.
There is no need to fear death unless you are religious inclined and the hereafter contains a hell and you are a sinner. If you fit that category you better hope for immortality.
I don't fear death at all, in fact, as crazy as this sounds, I embrace it~
It can come for me at any time, I am ready!
50 years, half a century.
A 50 year old can be expected to live to almost 81 according to current CDC numbers but depending on your race and sex that can vary by a few years. A newborns life expectancy is just 77 years.
There is no need to fear death unless you are religious inclined and the hereafter contains a hell and you are a sinner. If you fit that category you better hope for immortality.
I don't fear death at all, in fact, as crazy as this sounds, I embrace it~
It can come for me at any time, I am ready!
Death is something that I do not fear, yet I am not ready for it. I desire to live and enjoy life longer than my 56 years of existence. So much still to do, people to meet, knowledge to learn, women to love ...
I don't fear death at all, in fact, as crazy as this sounds, I embrace it~
It can come for me at any time, I am ready!
Death is something that I do not fear, yet I am not ready for it. I desire to live and enjoy life longer than my 56 years of existence. So much still to do, people to meet, knowledge to learn, women to love ...
That is nice zzzz (your user name is SO easy to type out) ~LoL~
I used to feel the way you do now, well...I used to be afraid to die, then I watched all of my children grow up and have children of their own, and those feelings faded.
Then I lost my best friend, my Mother, and my world completely changed, things have never been the same since.
And I can't find the old Debbie I once was, I have searched, trust me, for over 5 years now, and shes not here anymore.......
So....I have everything planned out and prepared, for when my time comes.
And like I said, it couldn't come none too soon for me.
Death is something that I do not fear, yet I am not ready for it. I desire to live and enjoy life longer than my 56 years of existence. So much still to do, people to meet, knowledge to learn, women to love ...
That is nice zzzz (your user name is SO easy to type out) ~LoL~
I used to feel the way you do now, well...I used to be afraid to die, then I watched all of my children grow up and have children of their own, and those feelings faded.
Then I lost my best friend, my Mother, and my world completely changed, things have never been the same since.
And I can't find the old Debbie I once was, I have searched, trust me, for over 5 years now, and shes not here anymore.......
So....I have everything planned out and prepared, for when my time comes.
And like I said, it couldn't come none too soon for me.
I am sorry you have lost the desire to live. Life is a wonderful thing and I see it everyday where I live, in nature, the butterflies, the grass swaying in the wind, the sound of the breeze rustling the leaves and the songs of the birds. Having someone special to share that life is something that I am searching for and have yet to find. I have lost my mother and brother in the last few years and will lose my father soon but they would want me to live and enjoy life. Yes it is hard at times to go on, the work, the bills, sometimes no one to hold and cry with and to laugh with but I have hope that one day I will find that person who will be my friend and partner in life.
Are you serious?
Absolutely. Cigarette smoke is oncogenic to virtually every cell in the body. Guess what the number one cause of bladder cancer is? Smoking.
Riddle me that.
It is the beer. People who smoke, drink beer. Beer causes the bladder cancer.
