Unconventional Q, hopefully not inappriate:

[averagegeek]

"What if a demon were to creep after you one night, in your lonlinest lonlinessand say, "This life which you love must be lived by you again and again, and innumerable times more, and every pain and every joy, and every thought, and every sigh must come again to youall in the dame sequence. The eternal hourglass will again and again be turnedwith you in it, dust of dust." Would you throw yourself down and gnash your teeth and curse that demon? Or, would you answer, "I have never heard anything more divine."?

[orphanedhawk]

Nobody ever knows what if until what if happens.
No way I'd ever get a transplant~too frankenstienian for me.

And the only demons I believe in are our egos.

[dsrt]

Sorry, that wa actually by Ray Nelson

[dsrt]

Reference the speculative fiction short story 'Time Travel for Pedestrians' by Kris Neville in Harlan Ellison's anthology 'Again, Dangerous Visions'. Covers some interesting ideas on the subject. Warning: adult content.

[IAmTheWalrus]

I'd look into a change in my meds! I am sorry I can't give a more serious answer, but life is too important for such seriousness.

[mikesimon]

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Mental-Health/show/122

[SouthernGirl007]

I would do neither.  I asked my Preacher a question because I felt demons wouldn't leave me alone after my father passed.  I had anxiety attacks, couldn't breathe, felt like I was dying at age 28.  I felt haunted in my most vulnerable state.  His answer to me is my answer to your question.  I would say:  "Get thee behind me, Satan, in the name of Jesus Christ, I command you".  My eternity will not be my life re-lived.  It will be something better than any human can imagine UP there, NOT down there.