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Is Surviving always the best outcome?
I have been through worker’s compensation and SSDI debacles for six years, visiting hospitals, doctors, evaluators, federal judges, and lawyers.
Many times in the hospital wing for spinal injuries, I witnessed lives that would be better served if they did not survive.
It is easy for those who have not suffered a serious spinal injury to value life in some romantic way.
How much suffering is to much?
At what point does it cross that line?
Many severely abused kids have a life of misery ahead of them, jail, injury, cancer, mental disorders, addictions, alcoholism, prostitution, etc.
How about them?
What advice would you give them?
A hard question for me after the toll childhood abuse has taken on my life.
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Posted by Alana on November 11, 2021 at 3:08 pm
I’ve asked myself this question many times. Wondering if there actually was a point where it did cross that line and become too much…
Posted by Marty on November 11, 2021 at 3:34 pm
Yeah, I write this to share all sides of our day
We think of these things along our journey
It’s hard for me to make sense of my life, my purpose, my suffering
It’s makes no sense to me
Not that making sense to me matters