D2Cat
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- Joined
- Nov 6, 2014
- Messages
- 764
- Location
- 50 miles south of Kansas City
- Tractor
- Case730, Deutz 6206, Cat D2, Kubota L305, Kubota L4240, Kubota B7100HST, Kubota TG1860G, TG1860D
That pretty much stops the bleeding. If the problem is not life threatening than send them on their way. Don稚 waste tons of money fighting terminal diseases either. When my time comes I want to go in a quick and as painless as possible fashion regardless of who is paying. When your pet reaches the end of its life it痴 considered the right thing to do to put it down. Why prolong your loved one suffering for months or years. I知 not suggesting euthanizing but let it happen naturally and stop with the life 都aving stuff. Leaving your family ( even if they?*e the ones making the decisions ) drowning in debt only to prolong the inevitable when your quality of life is gone is stupid IMO. And like I said in in the 4th sentence I don稚 want to live like that even if insurance is paying.
There is paperwork you can fill out to let others know your wishes at a time when you can't speak for yourself. Others have the same option. Oh, by the way, we all have a terminal illness.