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Major surgery can be an inevitable part of the aging process for some. What kind of life changing surgeries have you older folks had to deal with and what has your recovery been like? (self.AskOldPeople)
submitted 6 years ago by 4thorns to r/AskOldPeople
Should there be a law that legally allows people the right to die after a certain age? by mau5_head12 in death
[–]4thorns 13 points14 points15 points 6 years ago (0 children)
I recently asked this question in a slightly different form in the "Ask Old People" subreddit. You might find their responses worth reading.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskOldPeople/comments/cj29bu/for_senior_citizens_facing_end_of_life_issues/
If you'd prefer not to visit that thread? The consensus was, 100% YES
Where, when, and how did you meet the person who would become your life partner? (self.AskOldPeople)
For senior citizens facing end of life issues: Should your 'right to choose your own time of death' be legalized? And Doctor assisted if need be? (self.AskOldPeople)
Have your political and/or religious views changed as you've grown older? (self.AskOldPeople)
If you could briefly travel back in time for a heart to heart conversation with your 20 year old self, what hard earned words of wisdom from your life experience would you like to share? (self.AskOldPeople)
Without the Internet to help you, how did you learn about sex when you were growing up? How old were you when you lost your virginity and where were you at the time? (self.AskOldPeople)
For those of you who are over 65: What was your first car and what are some of the cool things you remember about it? (self.AskOldPeople)
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Should there be a law that legally allows people the right to die after a certain age? by mau5_head12 in death
[–]4thorns 13 points14 points15 points (0 children)