Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Dying due to choking is not dying in an accident.
There are so many ways to die that are unexpected, not accidents, and not suicide.
Dying by choking is intentional?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Dying due to choking is not dying in an accident.
There are so many ways to die that are unexpected, not accidents, and not suicide.
Uh, the family could certainly call that an accident. Or “died accidentally.” They can use whatever words they want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Dying due to choking is not dying in an accident.
There are so many ways to die that are unexpected, not accidents, and not suicide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Dying due to choking is not dying in an accident.
There are so many ways to die that are unexpected, not accidents, and not suicide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be an unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Ah! A caveat. Yes, an 'accident', is completely different. But that is not what has been discussed. If I heard that an otherwise healthy person between 20-60 dies unexpectedly and without any mention of cause- people, understand that, statistically, it is almost surely suicide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
I am sincerely glad, too! That’s really scary, PP. Glad you are OK.
If you had died and you were my family member, we would have put “died unexpectedly” or perhaps “died in an accident.” We would not be a unfortunate encounter with a sandwich to be what people focused on when they heard of your death, and thought about you later on.
Anonymous wrote:I almost died at work the other day — I aspirated food. I bet my obit would say that I “died unexpectedly”. Thank goodness I’m still alive! 🙏
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A 50yr old in my neighborhood died and that is how his obit read. He had a heart attack.
I know someone who had a fall and it was worded that way too.
I know three people whose children killed themselves during the Covid lockdowns. That's how they all worded it. Not many 16 year olds have fatal heart attacks.![]()
But the person OP is referring to is not a teenager.