It's that woman again!

It doesn't sound like me, either! In fact you have just made me realise that it's even worse than I had thought it would be, I loathe piped music.

grandmattie I love the idea of a DNR tattoo! It's the first tattoo idea that has ever appealed to me. Right on my chest would be good.

those adverts have really put me off Warner Leisure hos a long time ago.
Piped music gives me the heebie jeebies- just cannot bear it - and I love music! So that is it - never!

Thanks for the feedback, my suspicions have been confirmed about Warner Leisure Breaks........not for me.

Maybe by the time you and I want to go somewhere like that, Gill, they will offer a free death with funeral service all inclusive!

JUst been to a St. John's Ambulance course and metioned DNR tattoo. The tutor said that CPR is often done through clothes, so on the wrist is a better idea!

It might also be marginally less embarrassing to have it done!

My firm belief is that once you've had a baby, only the inside of your head is your own - and who wants to drool over my droop t*ts

You'd be surprised gM.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05/29/my-granny-the-escort-prostitution-documentary_n_5409475.html

Some people seem to get very excited by older ladies

I will not comment on that silly women but must say thank you to thatbags for the link she put on. I thought the doctor quoting her mentor saying ‘You have to learn when you’re prolonging life and when you’re prolonging death.’ hit the nail on the head.

My mother - 95 in a few months, very arthritic, with osteoporosis and Alzheimer's - was asked questions when her GP was putting a life/care plan together for her. She just asked Mum if she would want to be resuscitated. Mum was all for it. There was no attempt to explain what it would/could mean in fact I had to try and explain what the word meant. I suppose it is difficult to know if she could process the information anyway, but if that is the case why ask? The problem is that this document now says very definitely that she wants resuscitating. I cannot bear the thought that they would feel they had to do that.

Having seen too many people resuscitated against their wishes ( in all cases paperwork was incorrect ) I have an unequivocal 'Living Will '
and grown kids have been told!!