I'm completely deaf, mute, and soon to be blind, AMA.

Feel free to delete this question if it’s not appropriate but if assisted death is legal in your country for your condition, is it something you are considering if you get to a certain quality of life?

I’m not sure if they are, but I contemplated suicide so many times in my life, but I realize in the end is better to feel something than nothing.

This might sound very very crass, but what gives you the courage to keep strong and moving on despite the unfortunate circumstances that life has very unkindly given you?

I'm absolutely amazed by your spirit.

I promised my mother that's passed away last year that I was going to be strong for her, どうもありがとうございます.

what do u plan to do when ur deaf and blind?

I plan on being deaf and blind.

Are you Japanese or did you travel there for the experience? If you have a chance, I would suggest travelling as much as possible to learn about the different cultures and the world in general (I know bad timing with Covid but I think it's justified in your situation if you have been vaccinated). Travelling the world opens your mind and senses in a lasting way.

I was born in Japan, sadly I can barely afford wifi, I won’t be able to travel anywhere before I become blind, but let’s hope I win the lottery.

Do you believe in God, or any religion? If so, how does that affect your outlook on things?

Reincarnation, I’m not afraid to die.

Why are you posting Eminem’s dead friend proof as your “proof”? Take this fake post and get lost RIP deshawn holt

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