You should definately stay alive as long as you can.
Good luck
2007-09-27 05:23:07
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answered by xdous 2
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Your thoughts are very very common among perfectly normal people... I figure too much time spent alone and/or not really getting up and doing things with your day are confounding factors to this. I wouldn't suggest that you suffer from depression as a result of these thoughts, but I'd certainly agree that they can have a major effect on your life while you're having them. It's a phase most people go through at some point, when they come to realise the brutal reality that they won't be here forever - realising their own mortality. I'd suggest having a chat with a counsellor or even your GP. Some people can't seem to put the thoughts to the back of their mind even after a lenghty time... these individuals may benefit from a very moderate dose of prescription medications such as Xanax, which is an anti-anxiety drug. Usually a course of low dose over perhaps 1 to 3 months is sufficient to give your mind time to put a perspective on life and ultimately help you to stop suffering from your current mindset. Once the drug is withdrawn, usually the problem ceases to be so prominent, allowing you to get on with the more important things in life, such as your family, friends, work/study, etc. Don't think you are alone anyway, there's an enormous amount of people feeling exactly like you are now. Indeed, i suffered from it myself, the xanax helped me profoundly, and i only took it for a month. check out the link below for more info. there's loads of other similar info on the net
http://www.easydeathbook.com/fear-of-dying.asp
2007-09-27 05:31:25
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answered by Anonymous
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I was like you when I was young....it's sad too. See, the thing is, while you are on this earth, you should enjoy every single day. You are alive right now, you've made it 18 years and you will more than likely make it another 60 or so years....now think about how much time you've spent worrying about something that has not happened to you yet. How much time have you wasted fearing something that we all know is going to happen someday and when it does happen, you aren't going to know the difference anyway so it doesn't matter. You need to be a person on earth -- and remember worrying about something you have no control over is a complete waste of time, bad emotions and energy!!!
2007-09-27 05:26:58
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answered by butterfliesRfree 7
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you're right, life IS short. So you can either fear death like you do and waste your entire life in bed scared to do anything in fear of...the inevitable. Or you can go out and ENJOY life while you still have it! To some it seems pointless, what's the point of life when you die anyways right? Look beyond that. The meaning of life itself (in my opinion) is to take the good with the bad. With life comes death. With love comes heartache. Take life as it comes, and keep a positive attitude. Everything happens for a reason, it's how you choose to REACT to it that defines who you are. So stayin in bed all day in fear you're going to die...well if that's the life you're going to live then you're already dead.
2007-09-27 05:31:22
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answered by Anonymous
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I am the same. Except different. I am scared of dying but not afraid to live.
When we die there has got to be something after. We do have souls so where would they go. Its almost exciting.
Your exactly right we do live here on earth for a very short time but you are going to make it the worst time ever if you dont go out and live your "short" life to the fullest.
think about it. where is it going to get you? At least have fun.
2007-09-27 05:26:11
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answered by Amy Leigh 2
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Anxiety med's can help with this.
And if it makes you feel anybetter I only have between 365 days and 1095days left according to the doc.
If you have insurance then you can call to get an appointment for a shrink. I know you don't wan't to call because I sure didn't but what the hell,You are going to be dead someday so whats the difference? I have felt the way you feel for many years and now I am better. Thanks to med's and a shrink.
I hope you can come to peace with yourself.
your friend,Lee
2007-09-27 05:36:55
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answered by Mr. BIG 5
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It is actually very common for someone of your age to be afraid of death, after all, you are still young and have your whole life ahead of you. As you get older, death isn't such a fearful thing.
I was bit like you when I was 18, but I had to reason with myself that I was going to die at some point.
There is no way out of it and if I spend my life stressing about it, how can I live my life to the full.
try to stop fretting.....enjoy life!!!
2007-09-27 05:26:27
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answered by Amanda 6
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i have been through this in my life aswell, the best thing you can do is seek professional advice. Please do not take this the wrong way, a mental health professional will be able to help you find ways of dealing with this phobia and hopefully you will be able to control your fear and enjoy life as you shoud. You are right, it is very scary, but we only get one chance, dont spend the whole time you are here worrying that its not long enough. It will ruin the experience for you... my suggestion is to head to a mental health professional asap.. good luck...
2007-09-27 06:23:52
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answered by miss_carley 1
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I would speak to your doctor. He may be able to give you something for anxiety. I think most of us go through periods where we are afraid of dying and what comes after. You are more than likely experiencing this bc you are about grown up and realizing that life moves very quickly. On the other hand, if your fear is controlling your life, I would think you have a real problem. I would suggest focusing on what is positive and enjoying your life, instead of dwelling on something you can't change. Also, you may want to talk to a minister in addition to your doctor.
2007-09-27 05:25:28
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answered by ? 5
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Dude you need some help is all, Everyone is scared at some time in their life. Go to the Doc, get some meds and the only thing to be afriad of is not living the life you have. Good Luck dude and God Bless
2007-09-27 05:25:15
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answered by cannot_remember_chit 7
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Im sorry, no offense, but u surely do need to check a psychiatrist and he'll give u medication to stabilize your brain... Yes, and what will surely help... is lessons on religious education... Perhaps there are discussions conducted in ur churches nearby or something like that... Or may be u could read a bible!!! we Learn and love because our soul would be incomplete w/o it!
2007-09-27 05:25:18
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answered by Anonymous
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