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Originally posted by catamaran
Yeah, Wendy's must be a lot better. I suppose soda has a lot of sodium in it because when I was sodium restricted, I could have no soda. It has high fructose corn syrup, that is probably why I am addicted to soda. I know it is isn't good to drink soda every day, but I can not get used to drinking water. I can not develop a taste for it. I have tried.
when I was married we raised cattle and yes matter of fact, we gave little implants of steroids to cattle. I didn't know what it was for at the time, but we did. My hubby said it was to make them grow fast.
My pulse rate is 88 right now.
Originally posted by ldyserenity
Really who cares? If we enjoy it and don't take it to extremes anything in life, then what is the harm? We breathe the polluted air everyday, should we stop breathing??? Really, life is lived to be enjoyed and not spend it worrying about every little thing that can possibly kill us...we could step outside our homes in today's world and have a car hit us so what the heck does this matter in the scheme of things...I won't change my lifestyle or give up things I like because it may or may not cause my death, and be miserable living that way! I choose to be happy... screw what the AMA or government says!!!
Originally posted by Phlynx
Originally posted by ldyserenity
Really who cares? If we enjoy it and don't take it to extremes anything in life, then what is the harm? We breathe the polluted air everyday, should we stop breathing??? Really, life is lived to be enjoyed and not spend it worrying about every little thing that can possibly kill us...we could step outside our homes in today's world and have a car hit us so what the heck does this matter in the scheme of things...I won't change my lifestyle or give up things I like because it may or may not cause my death, and be miserable living that way! I choose to be happy... screw what the AMA or government says!!!
So you'd rather die younger instead of living longer? It's not that hard to change your diet. Even if you aren't over weight, it is nice to live longer. I know what happens when people put things in there body that aren't ment to be there (smoking) and I don't want to see anyone else suffer like he did.
Originally posted by ldyserenity
Originally posted by Phlynx
Originally posted by ldyserenity
Really who cares? If we enjoy it and don't take it to extremes anything in life, then what is the harm? We breathe the polluted air everyday, should we stop breathing??? Really, life is lived to be enjoyed and not spend it worrying about every little thing that can possibly kill us...we could step outside our homes in today's world and have a car hit us so what the heck does this matter in the scheme of things...I won't change my lifestyle or give up things I like because it may or may not cause my death, and be miserable living that way! I choose to be happy... screw what the AMA or government says!!!
So you'd rather die younger instead of living longer? It's not that hard to change your diet. Even if you aren't over weight, it is nice to live longer. I know what happens when people put things in there body that aren't ment to be there (smoking) and I don't want to see anyone else suffer like he did.
And why would I want to prolong my life? I never did anything with it anyway, but I had fun. I feel That I had what I wanted out of my life. I don't want to live long enough to get alzheimers...bad hips, incontinance...who would??? That's crazy. Die young look pretty, die old looking wrinkled and pooping yourself? No thanks I'll take my chances.
Originally posted by DevolutionEvolvd
reply to post by ldyserenity
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I'm assuming you're either young and/or you don't have kids. It's not so much about living longer. It's about living comfortably and living without the high costs of healthcare. Eating healthily essentially lowers your cost of living in the future.
So.....wanna try again?
Originally posted by KingAtlas
Okay but why would you want to live longer....? so you can finally get the chance to wear depends...I dont really care about making it to 80, sounds like living hell to me... 60 would be max then youthenasia me... even being 60 wouldnt be so great, unless your filthy rich... which mst of us wont be.
So you'd rather die younger instead of living longer? It's not that hard to change your diet. Even if you aren't over weight, it is nice to live longer. I know what happens when people put things in there body that aren't ment to be there (smoking) and I don't want to see anyone else suffer like he did.
Originally posted by TheRedneck
reply to post by Phlynx
So you'd rather die younger instead of living longer? It's not that hard to change your diet. Even if you aren't over weight, it is nice to live longer. I know what happens when people put things in there body that aren't ment to be there (smoking) and I don't want to see anyone else suffer like he did.
Wisdom dictates that one understand their viewpoint is not the only one, and that one cannot help another by controlling what they do. That is the folly of youth.
You say you want to live longer. I understand and do not admonish you for that natural desire. But I ask you, at what price would you wish to live longer? If your head could be attached to a machine that would keep oxygen going to your brain, would you want to live without being able to move? If you knew for a fact that every day you lived would include extreme pain form some debilitating illness, would you still choose to prolong your life?
What price life?
I prefer to live as long as I can enjoy myself in some way and can be helpful to others. When I can no longer enjoy life, and am no longer useful, I would actually prefer to die. That way I make room for my children and their children to take my place and experience this great circle of life we live under.
I also understand that this body is little more than a physical image of my spirit, which is not dependent on this body for existence. Death is but a respite from life. Some days I think I could use a nice relaxing vacation.
I had a great-uncle whom I admire to this day. He died at age 99 of stomach cancer, which was so pronounced by the time he went to a doctor, there was nothing they could do. Prior to that point of his life, a mere six months at the end, he was strong and capable, even able to outwork me while I was in my prime. He lived alone after his beloved wife passed on. He died in a bed in his brother's house, choosing not to die in a hospital. He drank his gin, smoked his cigars, and ate fried food right up till the end, and died with a smile on his face.
May my life be as full as his. May my life never be a torment to myself and others.
I think I'll have a smoke. Excuse me, please.
TheRedneck