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multigraincracker

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8. I understand asphyxiation by helium is very peaceful.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #7)

Fri May 16, 2025, 07:47 PM

May 16

My doctor asked me if I ever had suicidal thoughts I said yes and she asked there are guns in my house. I told there are but I’d never use them for that. Told her all I had to do was place a magnet on my pace maker. She said Oh.
My only goal is to live one day longer than wonderful wife. At least she is 12 years younger than me.

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There's likely a test. Would you really want to know the result? [View all] NNadir May 16 OP

Yes you should snowybirdie May 16 #1

At my stage of life, yes. Perhaps at earlier times, maybe not. erronis May 16 #2

I think there are some medications radical noodle May 16 #3

I'm not sure that I really believe that lecanemab is really that effective. It strikes me as similar to aducanumab... NNadir May 16 #4

I had a close friend who developed Alzheimer's radical noodle May 16 #9

My mother died from dementia after 8 long years. multigraincracker May 16 #5

My Mom died of a brain tumor. She was 51. It really sucked. NNadir May 16 #7

I understand asphyxiation by helium is very peaceful. multigraincracker May 16 #8

Treatment is not the only issue and drugs might not be the only treatment Bernardo de La Paz May 16 #6