Nope. I don't find the concept of god comforting, like at all. The thought that I'd be trapped in any one place for all eternity is terrifying, and the abrahamic concept of god is freakin cruel and terrifying.

Nope. Never. I know myself well enough to know I wouldn't do that under any circumstances.
I'd rather be dead than ever "turn to god" for ANY reason.
Hopefully, I'll be conscious enough in case anyone comes in with that garbage, so I can tell them to get the fuck out.
If anyone starts praying over me, I'm going to have real problem with it.
I don't even understand why anyone would find "comfort" in a delusion they know is completely non-existent.

Who knows? Maybe if anyone tries that garbage, it'll be enough for me to rally.

LOL

Can you hear me repeating "god dammit" over and over?

No. I have never believed and can never envisage ever turning to religion. I have gone through the loss of both my husband and my 42 year old son, and have never at any time felt the urge to turn to a mythical god for comfort.

I would probably not be crying unto the Lord for comfort, but unto the doctor with the morphine injection

If I do, please conclude that I was mentally unstable before death

I would not. Although I am in no hurry to get there, I have no fear of death. It simply means I will be where I was before my parents conceived me.

No.

If you've not believed bullshit all your life, you don't suddenly start believing bullshit at the end of your life.

Even if I were tempted, which god should I choose?

Died twice, both times it never occurred to me to ask anything of the Tooth Fairy.....not for one second!

I will never return to religion as it makes no sense.

I came into this world kicking and screaming while covered in someone else's blood and I have no problem with going out the same way...

Wait, what was the question?

That is a really good question. As the saying goes, "There are no atheists in a foxhole." A lot of the comments here assert that they would remain atheist. Personally, I am not sure. I'm not a huge fan of hypothetical questions. I don't think we can ever answer them 100% conclusively. We can take an educated guess as to how we would behave in hypothetical situations, but we surely do not know for certain.

I'm atheist and have endured what I regard as considerable suffering and can honestly say that in my suffering I prayed. I didn't believe anything could hear my prayers but I did just the same. I think anyone, regardless of how adamant they are to say they would never do so, if their fear and suffering is strong enough they would do anything to abate either. Even pray.

I'm going to describe some completely made up bullshit that I can see from my deathbed, then just before I die, give them a little smile and whisper...just kidding.

its only going to happen too me once so how do i know how i will be?

No I would not. I thought I was dieing and thought to my self ok this is not bad.

I do not know how I will feel about this when the time comes ,but I don’ want to be around when it happens

Absolutely would not.

I thought about.. On my deathbed... Having a room filled with people and the moment comes and I know I'm slipping away... Saying, "Oh no... Satan! I'm going to Hell.."

If I could work in a wink to my sister, an avid Pastafarian, I might do that.

Don’t know, I’ll tell you when I’m dying!

I do not find the idea of gods comforting. This is why I am no longer a believer. I cannot worship one forever and ever. Even the first 10,000 years is a big stretch for me.

No. I don’t find the idea of a god comforting.

Nope...

As a life long Atheist I always tell my family & friends that if I have a conversion on my death bed don’t believe it, the weakness of my illness has not only affected my body but my mind as well.

I found the concept of God very harmful to me and gave it up when my life was unbearably painful. I doubt dying would change my mind back.