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Old 03-25-2009, 05:18 PM   #55
bill_mchale
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Originally Posted by RickyMaveety View Post
I worked enough years in hospitals and saw adults and children die every damn day. I don't need someone else to tell me about death. And, no .... I doubt that men in combat "come to terms" with it, or so many of them wouldn't be using drugs and alcohol to escape from it.

Learning to numb yourself to what is going on around you so you can survive, is not coming to terms.
Well, this is getting seriously off topic at this point.. but... perhaps I did misspeak when I generalized it to all men in combat. At the same point however, that some men used alcohol and drugs does not mean that all did or do.

In any case, nobody here is trying to tell you about death. All I said is that there are people who have come to terms with death and I further believe that some of those people are not people whose death's are in the immediate future. That fact that you have never seen it, or at least recognized it, does not mean it doesn't exist.

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