your lung cancer is indeed unfortunate however, this is life, people die and now its your turn (sorry if i offend you im really not trying to) to have a fear of dying is completely normal, it is ingrained in us as living beings to want to live, hence the panic you feel when you stay underwater just a little too long, or the way the hair stands up on the back of your neck when you feel you might be in danger. so it is normal, very irrational however seeing as fearing it wont make the situation any better. but now there is something i would like to know, some background info if you will. i would like to know if you are a smoker or if you used to smoke. if so then i'm not saying you deserve lung cancer but all im saying is that you shouldnt be surprised if you were not a smoker at any point in your life then i do believe your situation is quite unfortunate and i do in spite of the fact that this will not help you in any way, give to you my sympathies.
fear of dying, IIN?
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your lung cancer is indeed unfortunate however, this is life, people die and now its your turn (sorry if i offend you im really not trying to) to have a fear of dying is completely normal, it is ingrained in us as living beings to want to live, hence the panic you feel when you stay underwater just a little too long, or the way the hair stands up on the back of your neck when you feel you might be in danger. so it is normal, very irrational however seeing as fearing it wont make the situation any better. but now there is something i would like to know, some background info if you will. i would like to know if you are a smoker or if you used to smoke. if so then i'm not saying you deserve lung cancer but all im saying is that you shouldnt be surprised if you were not a smoker at any point in your life then i do believe your situation is quite unfortunate and i do in spite of the fact that this will not help you in any way, give to you my sympathies.