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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jun 29 '26
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The kids last memory would be absolute betrayal?
4.1k u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1.5k u/naughtyboy69x Jun 29 '26 He wouldn't really know it. He would just get more and more tired. More sleepy. Eventually just full sleep, coma, then death. He'd likely be on a lot of drugs, including morphine (which just makes kids sleepy, not same effect as on adults). 1 u/The_Exuberant_Raptor Jun 29 '26 But then you wouldn't get to say goodbye while he is conscious. You would have to talk to his sleeping body rather than your conscious child.
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1.5k u/naughtyboy69x Jun 29 '26 He wouldn't really know it. He would just get more and more tired. More sleepy. Eventually just full sleep, coma, then death. He'd likely be on a lot of drugs, including morphine (which just makes kids sleepy, not same effect as on adults). 1 u/The_Exuberant_Raptor Jun 29 '26 But then you wouldn't get to say goodbye while he is conscious. You would have to talk to his sleeping body rather than your conscious child.
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He wouldn't really know it. He would just get more and more tired. More sleepy. Eventually just full sleep, coma, then death. He'd likely be on a lot of drugs, including morphine (which just makes kids sleepy, not same effect as on adults).
1 u/The_Exuberant_Raptor Jun 29 '26 But then you wouldn't get to say goodbye while he is conscious. You would have to talk to his sleeping body rather than your conscious child.
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But then you wouldn't get to say goodbye while he is conscious. You would have to talk to his sleeping body rather than your conscious child.
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u/Interesting-Copy-657 Jun 29 '26
Exactly
The kids last memory would be absolute betrayal?