Reply For: "I’m a teenager, and I’ve been diagnosed with a terminal illness." Simply tell them that you are fine and you will always be fine. Tell them to

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Reply For: “I’m a teenager, and I’ve been diagnosed with a terminal illness.” Simply tell them that you are fine and you will always be fine. Tell them to stop.

There are many videos on YouTube and other sites of people who had a near death experience and went beyond the veil to the next dimension called the Kingdom of Heaven. Their experiences may be helpful to you. Most did not wish to return because this world is not the real world. In the next dimension you continue to live, because you are eternal. You will not be confined in a small physical body. You will not be limited by the passage of time.

They say that the next dimension is far more real than this world. The future in Heaven is much better than the future here in this world.

New Confession

For redundancy, I am looking into suspension haanging. This way, if the helium somehow fails, at least blood supply will be cut off to my brain. I need to make this as foolproof as possible so that I don’t have to return to Fiserv ever again. The pill route seems unreliable at best – the likely outcome is organ damage and lengthy hospital stays, and then I’d be monitored and unable to attempt again.

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How was I suppose to know that I was “harassing” the late Laurie Burrows? She told me to give her favourite teacher a hug for me? She always answered all my questions about College D’Enseignment. There was no reason for me to think that I was harassing Laurie.