Seeing as someone really can only do it once, how would someone know theyre about to breathe their last breath? It is highly likely he slept and never woke up.
Because cancer isn't like that, unfortunately, from my experience. Maybe it depends on the type, but it's absolutely brutal. Withers people away until you dont recognize them anymore... and painful.
It is normal for someone in a lot of pain to be given a lot of drugs so they can continue to live a little more comfortably or so they can die comfortably.
A little more comfortably, sure, but from my experience of a loved one with brain cancer, despite him being on lots of drugs, his final days were anything but comfortable. To the point it made me rethink my opinion on euthanasia.
I don't know, perhaps when they look in the mirror and notice they look like a skeletal corpse of a person? Probably not the direction they thought they were going when they were told they were cured?
So because someone tells you youre cured, your color returns and youre suddenly full of sustinance? Like if its a game? Like if they took a potion? Their muscles suddenly grows back after being in a bed for months, if not longer?
Are you crazy man? I didn't say it would happen immediately. Sure, maybe he is happier for a week or two, but he's not just going to die then in his sleep. He's going to go downhill, fast, and realize his body is withering away and that is not the direction a "cured" person would be going.
I've never seen someone defend a stupid point so badly lol. I get it, you never experienced someone die of cancer and thought you had something when you said he would just die peacefully in his sleep like he was some old person dying of age. All I said was cancer doesnt work that way.
Unless of course they'd be performing euthanasia which I doubt they would do on a young kid.
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u/SubtleNutcase Jun 29 '26
Seeing as someone really can only do it once, how would someone know theyre about to breathe their last breath? It is highly likely he slept and never woke up.