Originally posted by january:
if death is truly acceptable thing, .
It not abt acceptability it abt facing reality.The Buddha taught
that all things are subject to change, nothing is
permanent. Our suffering often stems from the fact that we
cling on to things as if they were(In your case is life). For
example, we enjoy a pleasant taste but rather than just enjoy it
for that moment we want it to last forever. In the nature of
things, this cannot be and so when the pleasantness fades way we
are disappointed, discontented, unhappy.
then why are human working so hard to save lives everyday
lives that may be killed from accident, natural disaster, disease,
virus. we intervene, we think, we come together and work out
solutions how to prevent death and save life. we don't want people
to die because human resource is valuable and death eliminates us.
hence, in aging, we should adopt the same view too.
Why not as every human life is precious 
"EVERYDAY, THINK AS
YOU WAKE UP.
TODAY I AM FORTUNATE TO HAVE WOKEN UP.
I AM ALIVE,I HAVE A PRECIOUS HUMAN LIFE.
I AM NOT GOING TO WASTE IT
I AM GOING TO USE
ALL MY ENEGYIES TO DEVELOP MYSELF
TO EXPAND MY HEART OUT TO OTHERS
TO ACHIEVE ENLIGHTENMENT FOR
THE BENEFIT OF ALL BEINGS.
I AM GOING TO HAVE KIND
THOUGHTS TOWARDS OTHERS.
I AM NOT GOING TO GET ANGRY.
OR THINK BADLY ABOUT OTHERS.
I AM GOING TO BENEFIT OTHERS
AS MUCH AS I CAN"
-BUDDHA