I agree, it's an individual's decision. Also, one can't know how they'd feel and what they'd choose unless they were actually going through it for real. When I was hit with the shock of knowing I had cancer growing in me for the past year without even knowing it, I just wanted it out of me as soon as could be. I know that I wouldn't have the time or patience to do lengthy research, not even wanting to take the time to travel to other states to get other opinions and whatnot. I just wanted to begin treatment ASAP. And I really have my faith centered in the fact that I think my choices in life are balanced with what my Guidance knows is best. So I feel that my Guidance is always helping direct me on the right path for me. I know I can't sit back and wait for it to tell me what to do, I have to make decisions and create movement in order to give my Guidance a framework with which to communicate with me. It's hard to explain I guess, but that's what I believe in. I hope it makes sense.
It's kind of like, you know how you can have times when you can't decide between two things, so you just pick one and then you suddenly feel a feeling telling you, "not that one, pick the other one". That's just an example, but that's what I mean. We have to "move" and then we are open to nudges and suggestions and whatnot.
Most of all I'm just trying to have the best attitude I can. I hated the feeling the first few days when I found out. I hated feeling so defeated, so sad, so angry, so scared, feeling like my life was over. I'm glad I didn't stay in that mindset very long. I can't live like that. I need to be proactive.
Anyway, enough babbling. Glad you're here Albert. Always nice hearing from you.