Ozzy and Sharon's Suicide Pact: How Far Would You Go to Protect Your Kids?

re: Ozzy and Sharon's Suicide Pact: How Far Would You Go to Protect Your Kids?

Kvetch — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 02:27:40 GMT

My ex did not have a will. But when he died without one everyone I knew made sure they had one...and they all upped their life insurance. Had he committed suicide all his life insurance would have been null and void.

I could not protect my children from grief or pain but I did everything I could to ease it, if even for a second.

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re: Ozzy and Sharon's Suicide Pact: How Far Would You Go to Protect Your Kids?

anon — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:57:43 GMT

My 21 year old brother committed suicide in July. It doesn't matter what your reasons are. There are no good reasons.

re: Ozzy and Sharon's Suicide Pact: How Far Would You Go to Protect Your Kids?

tiffer — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 17:02:42 GMT

As a child of a parent who committed suicide... though selfish it may be... I would have rather had her here suffering than to lose her so suddenly.

I really don't think suicide is something you do to protect others. It's completely selfish. It gets you out of the situation and leaves behind a lot of confused and hurt people.

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re: Ozzy and Sharon's Suicide Pact: How Far Would You Go to Protect Your Kids?

LeighS — Tue, 02 Oct 2007 14:19:43 GMT

After seeing my grandmother die a very long, drawn-out death from Alzheimer's, a death that took 13 years, 9 of which she recognized no one in our family, including her only son (my dad) and seeing the incredible toll it took on him emotionally, physically and financially, I cannot imagine that it was something she would have wanted him to endure, or herself, for that matter. I have no problem with Sharon's desire, and understand her motivations first-hand. But how I hope it never happens in her family, mine, or anyone else's!