What is a slow but painful way to die

Is Cirhosis a slow and painful way to die?

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I have a sister who has cirrhosis of the liver. She was close to death for quite awhile (probably 6 months or more) and was in agonizing pain when she was in the hospital. That was 2 years ago. If your Mom has this condition from drinking a…

What’s the most cruel/painful/slow way to die and what do you fee…?

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I think by slowly cutting up someone starting at their toes slowly slicing up their lets to their neck. but makes sure you put tourniquets so they don’t die of blood lose.

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What’s the most cruel/painful/slow way to die and what do you feel.?

Q: In my opinion that would be two walls that are all spiked up and SLOWLY (not smashing togheter at once just slowly moving togheter) closing with no way out. that would cause you to die very slowly and I think painfully.

A: I think by slowly cutting up someone starting at their toes slowly slicing up their lets to their neck. but makes sure you put tourniquets so they don’t die of blood lose.

Is Cirhosis a slow and painful way to die?

Q: MY MOM WAS RECENTLY DIANOSED WITH CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER I REALLY WANT TO KNOW HOW LONG IT TAKES FOR THE DISEASE TO TAKE IT’S COURSE? MY MOM HAS VARIES OF DISEASES WILL THIS CAUSE THE DISEASE TO MANAFEST QUICKER?

A: I have a sister who has cirrhosis of the liver. She was close to death for quite awhile (probably 6 months or more) and was in agonizing pain when she was in the hospital. That was 2 years ago. If your Mom has this condition from drinking alcohol, hopefully she has or will give up drinking. She may need a transplant. She may have to have a TIPS (trans-jugular intra-portal shunt) implanted into her liver to help the blood circulate and maintain a healthy blood pressure in her liver. My sister went into liver failure, kidney failure and congestive heart failure but managed to live through all of that. She has since stopped drinking and is a very active member in the AA community now. She was only 42 when she became this ill.There is hope for your Mom. A diagnosis of cirrhosis doesn’t mean certain death. With good medical treatment she can still live a long time. I wish you and your Mom all the best.

would you rather die a slow painful death with your family or die instintly with 4 strangers?

Q: i thought this was really hard but i picked to die a slow painful death with my family

A: Instantly with strangers. I wouldn’t want my family to have to go through seeing me in pain. It would be especially tough on my children. And pain is something I don’t like, at all.