Death Prediction...this question is for anyone with an opinion but I hope to hear from those in the healthcare profession and jobs that get lots of honest feedback from numerous people. How common is it for people to have a gut feeling about when they are going to die? Not weeks or months beforehand but many years...decades? And is it common to actually die at the age you expect? Is death premonition a common thing and how often is it correct...especially for those who felt the number for a very long time?
Death Prediction
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My dad was sure that he was going to die at 55. He even moved out of the bedroom and into the La-Z-Boy in the living room. I think he was looking forward to it.
On his 56th birthday, mom made him a birthday cake that said: "Aren't you pissed?"
He is 82 now, and still works outside more than most guys half his age.
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I feel that without an actual medical diagnosis of a terminal illness, that 'death premonition' is as random as anything. Maybe some get it right to within a year or two, but probably 20x that get it wrong.
On his 56th birthday, mom made him a birthday cake that said: "Aren't you pissed?"
He is 82 now, and still works outside more than most guys half his age.
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I feel that without an actual medical diagnosis of a terminal illness, that 'death premonition' is as random as anything. Maybe some get it right to within a year or two, but probably 20x that get it wrong.
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