Do you ever believe that you should have really died a long time ago and you really shouldn't be here?
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Posted by Makessense Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:52AM
Yes, I was sure I would be killed before I turned twenty-one, go figure, I'm sixty-seven now.
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Posted by onwayout Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:48AM
Yes, I feel I should have died years ago, that I'm of no use to this world, I'm not wanted, and it would have been better had I just passed away silently years ago. I know that I don't belong in this world. I know that this world cannot do anything to enhance my life here. I have suffered and struggled in this world long enough. And I am so angry that it is getting to the point I won't have much difficulty saying my final goodbye soon enough.
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Posted by LordR1160 Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:45AM
Yes...but i got over it.
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Posted by donguitar Dec 3rd, 2012 at 1:51PM
I honestly never believed I'd live to see 30. I just made too many stupid choices when I was young and I knew that, eventually, one of my stupid choices would kill me. I'm 64 now so I've lived for 34 years past my young expectations and I'm very grateful for it. I know now that I am a high-functioning autistic and that was why I've always made such seemingly poor choices. I've just been lucky that none of them ever killed me.
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Posted by carlee1212 Dec 3rd, 2012 at 12:10PM
Yes. I was prescribed very high doses of fentanyl and dilaudid for chronic pain. These are 2 of the strongest opiods in the world. I was on opiods for six years. I was often shaking for no apparant reason and I would have periods when it was difficult to breath. (Unfortunetly nothing else worked.) In all honesty I am lucky that I had no lasting damage. Both my body and my mind are still intact.
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Posted by zombiii Dec 3rd, 2012 at 12:03PM
Yes. When I wake up everyday, I'm mildly surprised so I try to enjoy the day. I guess that's why I don't sleep either.
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Posted by pegasuss Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:56AM
Yeah, very much. I should have died in 1961. A head cut was almost enough but I survived while two ther family members died. I'd swap any day. And no, I don't belong here at all. Never have since that day. Bit "Final destinationish" isn't it?
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Posted by fragments Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:54AM
Yeah, sometimes..
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Posted by TheSquirrel Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:47AM
Not should have. more like easily could have and amazing that I did not. Once you have been to that place, every new day is icing on the cake, baby!
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Posted by daredevil221 Dec 3rd, 2012 at 11:46AM
I always used to say I will die before 27. I have no idea how I got that idea.
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