To live like you are dying is hard. Hearing that I would have 3-6 months to live is a scary thing to think about. No one wants to hear and believe that they can die at any time. It happens more than we think, whether it is a car accident or a terminal disease death happens all the time. At times I find myself pondering “what would I do, what would I change if I found out I was dying”. I do not want to get to that point in my life where I wished I did something different. I want to have a great nursing and health care providers to be there with me and my family. Having goals and things to accomplish in life is important to not have any regrets. What scares me the most is my children, what are they going to do without their mom? Will they remember me and who I was? Did I create enough happy memories for them? Dying is a natural part of life, it eventually happens to everyone.
Dying is part of living. It is an active process but it is rare when we are able to mark the beginning or the middle of an individual 's dying. The end, of course, is death. There are individuals who have reported coming back from death and who …show more content…
I have an amazing life and my goal is to always make the best of everyday. Living for the moment and not having any regrets means a lot to me. I want my children to be proud of their mother and know that I lived for life and did the best that I could. I don’t have any beliefs on what I want for my dying experience. I want whatever is easier for my family and cheaper. I do not want anyone to go into debt for my funeral service. I hope that when the time really comes for me to pass that I will be old and have lived my life. I hope that I will be at the point where I am ready. To many people die to young, I want to die before my children and hope that happens. No matter what life throws at me or what I go through I will be prepared and able to deal with it. Life is to