I’ve been told that when I’m gone they are going to remove the hardware & spinal cord stimulator from my back along with the shoulder replacement. I’m getting cremated so I guess that’s why.
Cremation is done only with human body. When hubby died they asked if he had any non parts. And went through a long list. He did have a couple teeth bridges but not at that time.
Wonder how long an implant takes to degrade? Maybe in a 1,000 years they’ll dig up graves and wonder why we buried people with balls placed on some peoples chest area.
They’re gonna love me…
66 and one hip and 2 knees. Probably up for the other hip in a couple of years.
Was slumming over in Reddit old car section a couple of years ago and some guy posted a picture of the ball and rod from a hip prosthesis – his grandmother had been cremated and that was in the jar. He was wondering what to do with it.
First comment- cool shift knob for a car and you can still take your grandma for a ride…
As for the original story about buried and not cremated, I think there is a point where there really is a skeleton with balloons on lying there. Since they’re not attached to the skeleton, they’re not going to look like that. They’re not going to be on top of the rib cage, they’ll just be lying in casket. It’s not like they look or feel real at any other time.
I’ve been told that when I’m gone they are going to remove the hardware & spinal cord stimulator from my back along with the shoulder replacement. I’m getting cremated so I guess that’s why.
Cremation is done only with human body. When hubby died they asked if he had any non parts. And went through a long list. He did have a couple teeth bridges but not at that time.
Wonder how long an implant takes to degrade? Maybe in a 1,000 years they’ll dig up graves and wonder why we buried people with balls placed on some peoples chest area.
Yes, but they will be saggin as well.
They’re gonna love me…
66 and one hip and 2 knees. Probably up for the other hip in a couple of years.
Was slumming over in Reddit old car section a couple of years ago and some guy posted a picture of the ball and rod from a hip prosthesis – his grandmother had been cremated and that was in the jar. He was wondering what to do with it.
First comment- cool shift knob for a car and you can still take your grandma for a ride…
Well, Titanium does have some value…
I want to be cremated too…but I want my stomach filled with popcorn before they pop me in the oven.
The real question is, which of the lefty sick fucks would dig up the corpse above for a silicon motorboat?
I want a Roman candle stuck up my ass when I am cremated…That would wake them up.
Tannerite in the gut for me
Pacemakers continue to beat after death. If not cremated, they may for years.
~ mississloppigarro
As for the original story about buried and not cremated, I think there is a point where there really is a skeleton with balloons on lying there. Since they’re not attached to the skeleton, they’re not going to look like that. They’re not going to be on top of the rib cage, they’ll just be lying in casket. It’s not like they look or feel real at any other time.