Is it possible to get painless death ?

  1. jabelufiroz profile image70
    jabelufirozposted 10 years ago

    Is it possible to get painless death ?

  2. RealityTalk profile image62
    RealityTalkposted 10 years ago

    It depends on what you mean.  What are the circumstances.  If a convicted murder on death row being put to death by injection, I suppose that could be considered a painless death as I understand it is like going to sleep.

    If a natural death.  I think even natural death is painful, even if brief.  Unless, one dies in their sleep.

    If one knows they are going to die.  It could be painless if they are strong and prepare themselves for death.  But death is a personal thing.  Most people fear death.  So I would venture that a lot of emotional pain and anxiety would haunt someone who fears or knows they are going to die.

    In general, I suppose the answer is yes.  Many things are possible.

  3. Seeker7 profile image81
    Seeker7posted 10 years ago

    Yes, it is possible, but it does depend on firstly the illness or the cause of death. Many of the elderly people that I looked after, the majority either died from pneumonia or heart failure. In both these cases, there was no pain and they basically just slept. Other people I know who have died, did so due to a major heart attack or major stroke, in these cases death was immediate and there was no pain involved.

    However, other people do experience pain but this depends on a number of factors - good pain management, good doctors/nurses and support team, family/friends support. But most of all the attitude of the person themself. Fear and stress does cause pain to be felt much worse, so if these can be reduced in anyway, then the pain would be considerably reduced. I know that some people who were terminally ill with cancer, in addition to their pain relief were also given relaxants and this helped a great deal. Others do meditations/relaxation techniques, and many join support groups. All these do seem to help in not only reducing pain, but lowering stress and fear levels. I don't know if this has answered your question, but yes it's definately possible to have a painless death.

 
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