Panorama about dementia

[joe-90]

It's just been on. If that's what dementia is like then I wish I could sign a document here today that I would receive a fatal injection if I ever became that way. It just isn't life as I would wish to live it and it is a complete drain on the NHS. Why can't we have an option to opt out painlessly when your useful life is done? Would you opt out? Or live the life of a cabbage?

 

[solo]

I dunno, this guy seems happy enough.

 

[Bilioustrumpstaine]

It's just been on. If that's what dementia is like then I wish I could sign a document here today that I would receive a fatal injection if I ever became that way. It just isn't life as I would wish to live it and it is a complete drain on the NHS. Why can't we have an option to opt out painlessly when your useful life is done? Would you opt out? Or live the life of a cabbage?

Or you could just get a job at B&Q

 

[linlin]

It's just been on. If that's what dementia is like then I wish I could sign a document here today that I would receive a fatal injection if I ever became that way. It just isn't life as I would wish to live it and it is a complete drain on the NHS. Why can't we have an option to opt out painlessly when your useful life is done? Would you opt out? Or live the life of a cabbage?

Or you could just get a job at B&Q

Hmmm. Maybe it depends where you live but my local B&Q is great with some great people working there. Where I live jobs are badly paid and hard to get, so perhaps we get brighter people working for less here!

 

[JohnD]

Hampshire is overstocked with bright people.

 

[tim west]

Hampshire is overstocked with bright people.

We're not including the ones that planned the layout of Basingstoke here are we?

 

[Zampa]

I forgot it was on..

 

[tim west]

I forgot it was on..

Old age Zamps

 

[Zampa]

Old Kentucky more like!

 

[Nige F]

It's just been on. If that's what dementia is like then I wish I could sign a document here today that I would receive a fatal injection if I ever became that way. It just isn't life as I would wish to live it and it is a complete drain on the NHS. Why can't we have an option to opt out painlessly when your useful life is done? Would you opt out? Or live the life of a cabbage?

That`s exactly what it`s like and the "liquid cosh " is still being used......what`s changed from the 1950`s .....only the buildings that house these unfortunates