Is it worth it to go into a lifetime of debt because a 75 year

>>36779936
No

origaroni

no no oregano postero

no.

what's the situation?

Cancer treatment is a horrible experience and would probably kill her regardless.

>>36779936
You know the answer and it's no. She lived her life to 75 years and I bet she wishes you do the same rather than get yourself in a debt pit for a few extra years into an already pretty long life.

Try to do what is best for you. I would understand if it was your mother and she was like 50 or something where that treatment could mean well over 20 years of extra life.

>>36779936
No, she'd be a selfish bitch to ask that of you. That's ridiculous.

>>36779936
Would she want you to be in debt for the rest of your life just for that? Probably not.

I loved my grandma, very, very much. PRobably more than my actual parents since she raised me during my early life and toddlerhood and part of my preteens. With all my heart I loved that woman.

But when it was her time, 85 years or so, it was her time. She didn't ask for treatment because she knew it would have been selfish. She died peacefully in her sleep.

Don't do it man, even if you love her with all your heart. Besides, despite what they try to tell you, a dead person's medical bills ARE NOT your concern, do not acknowledge them, do not say anything even resembling you taking on the responsibility. The person is dead and their debt dies with them. This is the most important thing about death you will ever hear. Their debt dies with them, do not take it upon yourself because a company says you owe. You don't.