That's what I thought of, too, @win231 ... who in the world would ya trust to dig you back up?!I'd be concerned about one thing: What if they get an important phone call & forget about me.
You got that right! The only way I can see it helping with anxiety is if it gives the person a heart attack and they don't need to worry about anxiety any longer. SMH
Yeah. It would be kind of hard to come back from that...maybe just add water and stir? Instant person?Beats cremation as an experience/ choice to help with fears and anxieties
Me too! Makes me wonder what the thought processes could have possibly been to think
Not me.
Some psychologists say that you must face the situation which causes fear and anxiety to be healed from it. They advise people who are afraid of heights (acrophobia) to go on high roofs and look down (under supervision), shy people to mix with the crowd or people who are afraid of spiders (arachnophobia) to touch them. So if someone is in fear of being buried alive perhaps it could help. But to pay so much money for it?
So hard to understand. I'd have to think that for every person being able to hear their own funeral (oy!) and being buried might somehow be shock therapy to get them over the fear, there'd be just as many people it would totally freak out and make the fear/anxiety worse... like totally put them over the edge. Oh well, I guess I don't have to understand.
You're right. In some cases such a therapy might help in others be extremely harmful.So hard to understand. I'd have to think that for every person being able to hear their own funeral (oy!) and being buried might somehow be shock therapy to get them over the fear, there'd be just as many people it would totally freak out and make the fear/anxiety worse... like totally put them over the edge. Oh well, I guess I don't have to understand.
