To: K-list 
Recieved: 2002/01/02  19:06  
Subject: [K-list] Re: suicide stuff 
From: joyful
  
On 2002/01/02  19:06, joyful posted thus to the K-list: Reading this last digest I guess I'm in an enviable 
position. Today my DR told me that if I lose 5 more 
pounds I'll die. He's not being dramatic either. I'm 
fighting like hell just to help this body and recover 
from my lung problem, but last night I calmly 
surrendered to dying. I prayed to *God* to let me die. 
Today God told me thru my DR how I can easily and 
quietly live out that choice for myself: stop eating 
the blessed amount of food I can cram into me in the 7 
hours a day I'm out of bed and not panting, coughing, 
spitting up or fighting nausea. I've always wanted to 
die quietly and peacefully in my sleep. I guess I'm 
right there if I choose it.
 
But, I still get up in the mornings and do what I need 
to do, and go to my DRs appointments which make me 
feel a little bit better each time. I don't know why I 
keep going, but I do. I don't know why I try, but I AM 
trying really hard. I think I'll be ok.
 
Last summer I spent some serious time researching 
suicide on the web to see how I could painlessly and 
~effectively~ commit suicide. The majority of suicides 
are not succesful, and then you suffer {physically} 
worse than before the attempt. Suicide is painfull and 
hard to do physically, spiritually, emotionally and 
mentally. I have tried before. There is a reason 
suicide is so hard to do. There is a reason that 
primal fear of dying kicks in. It's so that we will 
keep living.
 
I also remeber the imperative of K is surrender of 
everything. Which means surrendering your life and 
your death too. Some of us {wave} :) just need to be 
taught that a bit more harshly I think. ;) Am I gonna 
stay physical? I'll do what I can to keep going, the 
rest is in the hands of Goddess now. 
lovejoy 
Rebeckah
 
PS: I also find it so amusing that the people who 
value something the most are the ones who are fighting 
hardest for the simple pleasure of it. Spend a day 
with a respiratory impaired patient and learn how 
precious your *difficult and complex* life is. I'd be 
thrilled if I could easily do my own laundry again. 
And I'm not as bad off as some people in the world who 
can't even wipe their own ass.
 
PPS: And why not just quit your job, break your lease, 
sell everything you own and move to Hawaii first? If 
you're gonna do it, die someplace wonderful. Not to be 
flippant, but you can ALWAYS walk away from life's 
problems {except for physical illness}. Pack what you 
own into a car and MOVE.  
You are at choice.
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