If you were given an envelope that contained when your life would end, knowing that there was no way to change the outcome,
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One should always be prepared to die. Make arrangements for your family right now: get insurance, write a will, make it clear to them what your wishes are in the event of an accident, etc. Tell your family that you love them, and treat them well. Forgive, cherish, and respect those you care about. Don't take people for granted.
Live every day as if it matters. Take care of yourself for now, prepare for the future, and enjoy small moments. Slow down and enjoy life.
If you die tomorrow, or you're not going to die for fifty more years, what does it matter?
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If I knew when my life would end, it would fill me with sadness. Hard as I might try, the sadness would come whenvever I looked at the ones I love and the ones who share my life. It's an emotional departure.
Why wouldn't I destroy the envelope containing my death notice? Perhaps it would be an asset in determining the final phase of an illness. If in my final days, I became ill, my physician could use this information to calculate my diagnosis in a more favorable way or help in preparation of death.
On the lighter side of this question, if I was fortunate enough to live a long life, I would probably forget where I locked this VITAL information away! Yes, I'm blonde, so I probably wouldn't even need to live a LONG life to forget where I put the envelope.
Final preparations should be made to make your final exit easier. That is an important factor we have control of in our life. A final will, burial plans, final requests, a living will, etc. - not fun tasks but "get 'er done". I firmly believe to control what you can and accept what you can't change.
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We all know we're going to die for goodness sakes...the people left behind are often left without money or insurance or a clear will from the deceased...I'd arrange all that and then just do what I do, its the least I can do to leave no loose ends and be grateful for the opportunity to do so !
I'm not rich enough to make a difference, I'm not overly 'special' in any way, shape or form. I'm a dead person walking, just like everyone else :)
So, the envelope says I'm going to die next week....I guess the only thing I'd do differently is make damn sure I say to the people I love that I love them.
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