> I think if you offered immortality to me tomorrow I wouldn't take it.

I think if we offered it to you on your deathbed, as you are seconds away from it, you would.

Only if it cured what ailed me. I would personally be skeptical of such an offer. I would think "Yeah. Sure. And live like this forever without relief or escape. No thanks, buddy."

Not everyone frames such problems the same.

To be clear, I'm not discussing a "monkey's paw" sort of scenario, but a legitimate good-faith offer of immortality.

A cure for your ailment is almost certainly implied by an offer of immortality. If we are capable of such a feat we will almost certainly have solved the problem of making humans youthful and healthy indefinitely.

And realistically speaking, death would still be optional, just not forced upon you and your hopes and dreams by random ailments.