I'm not afraid. I look at it as the Great Adventure. I am actually looking forward to seeing what's on the other side. Not that I'm in a big hurry to find out, though.
i'm in no hurry to be dead. but i have no choice other then to accept the reality that the physical form i occupy will someday cease to function. i do not believe that anyone knows with any degree of certainty what may be experienced after. but i do know, that what isn't known, isn't limited by what anyone thinks, or tells anyone else to believe, they know about it. an endless forest where no one is inconsiderate, if you even meet them at all, is heaven enough for me, mansions, gold streets and having to sit forever in the presence of the same story teller, is not.
If I had the money, I'd fly my ass to Switzerland and go away peacefully right after the NBA Finals It's the pain part that worries me.
I'm not afraid of dying per se, but the manner and process is of some concern. I saw my mother and brother die slow, painful deaths from cancer, and I have a close friend who is doing that now. All three faced it stoically in good spirits. I hope I can do as well when the time comes, and I'd rather it wouldn't be cancer.