Death: The ending of the vital processes by which an organism sustains itself. Phenomena which commonly bring about death include predation, malnutrition, accidents, or intentional trauma resulting in terminal injury and disease.

These is from an swedish act from my second novell I am about to write in swedish, but planing, if there are any intrest for that, to overwrite.
Tell me what do you think?

A poem about having a terminal illness at a young age.

As a Christian, I try my level best to relate everything I do with the sole purpose of glorifying Jesus Christ. I was asked to write and article on “Terminal Illness"for a small christian magazine, and being quite frank here, it”s not like I can even begin to imagine the sufferings of such and person and their families and so as I set out to write this article, I tried to be general on the fact of the illness, but hard and bold on the fact that, no matter what the circumstances, there is a God and He is seeking your fellowship, especially in the times of your deepest pains. Be Blessed

And so I ask myself: What is it that makes a person go over the edge, when is it the precise moment when we decide that it’s no longer worthwhile to exist anymore in this world?

You see that someone is crossing the street and a car is headed straight for them out of control, and you risk your life to jump in the street to push them out of the way. The car narrowly misses YOU! The person is in shock, but aFter this initial shock, they get up, dust themselves off and keep going to their destination without even acknowledging your existence much less the fact you almost got yourself killed saving them.

How do you think God feels? We do this to Him everyday and He still saves us.

A poem I wrote in 2000.

Autobiographical, life’s lessons.

A poem about a dying patient.

He was a foundling kitten 16 years ago; just a scrap of orange fur with a lot of voice. He grew to be a large, gentle cat beloved by the entire household. He was losing a battle with a debilitating illness that was growing rapidly more painful. Today, I decided not to hold him to that battle any longer.