0
Why are you thinking of dying or thinking of death all the time?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
You may be depressed. Talk to your doctor, a parent or other caregiver, or counselor as soon as possible. You can get beyond the thoughts you are having.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Near death do you rest in fetal position?
i'm an MA student, and my grandfather is dying a long death, and he is going into the fetal position. happens all the time.
I know a patient is dying she has asked me if shes dying what do you tell her?
I would tell her no one can know for certain when death is coming, or if it is at all at this time, and not to give up hope and faith for the future.
How do you tell people your dying?
By saying the words "I am dying".. After all we are all dying and each of us will die at some time.
What is the cure for dying?
There is currently no known cure for dying, as death is a natural part of life. However, medical advancements and healthcare interventions can sometimes prolong life and improve quality of life. Ultimately, the focus should be on living a healthy and fulfilling life while accepting the inevitability of death.
Because a thought has come into your head about dying does this mean that it is going to happen to you sooner than later?
Dying is a natural conclusion to everyone's life. We all die, and it is common for people to have thoughts of death at random times. Even if you have regular "visions" of death, it does not necessarily mean you are going to die any time soon. Death in dreams is usually interpreted as an ending not an actual death.
How do you save a dying cat?
Take it to the hospital for medical care or first find out why it is dying and try to save it or if it is dying in pain there nothing to do but give it a painless death by shooting it in the head if you have to.
What does it mean to think about death?
Pondering the "transition to the other side" (whatever the other side might be) is a natural thing to do. Men will, at one time or another in their lives, consider that they will "shuffle off this mortal coil" at some point. (The evidence that they will do this, will die, is right in front of them.) The mind will, sooner or later, begin to wonder about what death really is. And this arguably leads most frequently to wondering what may lie on that other side. (There is a whole field of thought on that subject.) But as regards the "transition" and thinking about that a lot? There are a couple of thoughts. Start with an analogy. Ever get a song "stuck in your head" for a time? Sometimes we do, and it takes a while for it to "go away" so we are free of it. In this case, the thinking about death and dying, could simply be a short term thing or "mini obsession" and it will pass in a few days or a couple of weeks. A thought of this "magnitude" (meaning a question about something quintiessentially basic and most profound in its potential to shape one's life) tends to "hang on awhile" with some folks. They may be afraid. Puzzled. Curious. They may be offput. Angry. Resentful. They may also be attracted and seduced by the idea of dying. There are a lot of possible reactions to the prospect or even the idea of death - of one's own death. Even tho' it may be some way off. (Meaning that death is generally "not as close" for a teen or twenty-something person as for a 60-year old.) Maybe this is where the thinking leads when one is "thinking about death and dying" as cited. Maybe this is why one's thinking has "stuck" where it has. It may be a prelude to considering one's own death. The thought of one's own death could be viewed as a "rite of passage" in shaping or modifying one's personal identity. It's the mind's attempt to see it for what it is and thereby "get a handle on it" so it (one's death) is fully accepted as possible and we can move on to "the rest of our life" with that issue "put in its place" for the now. Another possiblity is the "greyer" of the two. We get hung up thinking about death and about dying as a prelude to facing the perceived unpleasant (or "unacceptable") issue of our own mortality. Could this be it? We all have to deal with what we cannot possibly avoid - our own death. "Boy, this sux. What's up with that? Dying? Being alive one minute and being dead the next?" What triggered the thinking? Is an answer there? It's for sure we don't have to like the prospect of death. Or of our own death. And it may take a while for the "reality" to sink in. What to do? Talking to another or others is important in issues so profound as death. Especially one's own, if this is where the thinking is leading. This is not an endorsement of any kind of theology or philosophy unless you want it to be. It may be time to create your own philosophy on death and dying. It is time to look at it for what it is: the closing chapter in life. In one's own life. After all, the two most quintiessential elements of life are genesis and trans-genesis. Birth and death. Find a person who can be trusted and chat. There are things to be considered. Things to be discovered. Discovered within one's self. The meaning of the constant "thinking about death and dying" may just be a wake up call to externalize your thoughs with someone else, and thus find what meaning there may be here with the ideas. Best wishes. And hope.
What are the religious factors that can affect an individuals views on death and dying?
The philosophy a person has concerning death can mean if they believe in heaven, reincarnation, or nothing at all.
Why do i get scared over my family dying and me never seeing them again i get reall scared of dying and sad?
Everyone Gets Scared of their family dying and to be honest there is nothing we can do to stop that but you should enjoy every minute you spend with your family and maybe have an album of all the good times and when the time comes you shouldn't remember the death you should celebrate their life and dying is part of the life cycle so it will happen some day but you should try to be prepared for this time.
Is there an age for dying?
There's no perfect time or good age in dying. If its our time already, no one can stop it. Anytime is the perfect time to die. Just prepare and be ready for all the consequences.
Where will a star form?
Stars' are forming and dying all the time, as we speak.
What does it mean when you go to bed on a night and you start thinking about dying and you get very upset to the point of crying?
Dying is inevitable for everyone and some can be very overwhelmed at the thought to it becoming a phobia. It is very common to feel this way from time to time so instead of focusing on the negative think of all you have or could have to live for. That is why we should live our lives to the fullest and be thankful for the time we have here and with the people/pets we love.
