2020..can you believe it? With each passing year I am more amazed that I am still here. Both my parent's died very young and if genetics prove correct sometimes one can have the same fate. Anyway....I digress. At the beginning of each new year I always find myself wondering what this particular year has in store. With advanced age you can almost always depend on little surprises here and there. Your life can be bumping along and then suddenly everything changes in the blink of an eye. Your health changes, your finances change, family troubles, death of loved ones...the list goes on and on. Instead of making any resolutions for this upcoming year....I have promised myself that I will embrace any and all change with thoughtful consideration. No panic attacks, no jumping into immediate action, no needless worrying about things I cannot control. I know that is a tall order because being human we...
I'd want to spend every moment with my loved ones letting them know how much I love them and how grateful I am that they were a part of my life. I hate to say it, but I would also eat all of my favorite foods, as much of them as I could.
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I'd have a really nice breakfast, lunch and dinner, that's for sure. Spare no expense or calories!
ReplyDeleteI would visit with everyone I love and ask them if they died, are they sure where they would be? And if not, I would share with them what I know and am assured is true about life after death. Because I would want to be with them forever.
ReplyDeleteGreat question! I feel like I am back in the land of the living after having been sick for two months!
XO,
Sheila
I have a friend in exactly that position. He was told a year ago that he had 6 months to live. During that time he has lost his wife to cancer and he is still hanging on to every day. A mighty difficult answer to your question. Take care Diane
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