TimeLord said:
Suicide is for cowards. Even if your life is at it's lowest. It will always get better. I know that from personal experience.
In most cases, I'd agree.
However, my grandpa is 87 and hasn't been able to walk more than 60 feet before needing a break since age 80.
He's kept himself going by way of his brain, making witty wordplays and other such things, but he is now slowly losing the ability to do so, simply by old age alone.
I know he hates it. I know he doesn't really care for life anymore.
I'm not sure I'd actually be able to "help him out" if he asked me to, but somewhere I still have some hope that someone would do him that favor, 'cus as it is now, he's stopped living for himself, and is only living for his family.
Despite the pain it may cause me and the other members of my quite large family, I think we're better equipped to handle the pain of his "untimely" departure, than he is handeling his "timely" one.