Everyone thinks they will live a long life and die at an advanced age. Well, it doesn't always work out that way. I will be 64 next month, and i am 4 years into a 2 to 10 year prognosis. At this time, i fell like 2 to 10 years from today is more like it. As long as i can maintain some quality of life, i would just as soon continue on with it. Don't believe i will take that walk into the woods, but when the time comes who knows how one would feel.
I have always been of the opinion that suicide was not for me, but woe be it to those sob's who might be driving me there. And i am still of that opinion.
Most of my regrets will be not seeing all of my grandchildren into adulthood. Spending lots of time with them and trying to influence their lives as much as i can. Sure do wish i would have had a reason to go in and have a ct, or scan, i had zero symptoms until i had back pain, from tumor on my spine. I have 2 friends who have the same thing, but had early diagnosis and are fine with only losing a kidney. Luck of the draw i guess.
Bogey
It takes a big heart to write that and put it out on the web. I only hope I can be as level headed if I had the same diagnosis.
Everyone thinks they will live a long life and die at an advanced age. Well, it doesn't always work out that way. I will be 64 next month, and i am 4 years into a 2 to 10 year prognosis. At this time, i fell like 2 to 10 years from today is more like it. As long as i can maintain some quality of life, i would just as soon continue on with it. Don't believe i will take that walk into the woods, but when the time comes who knows how one would feel.
I have always been of the opinion that suicide was not for me, but woe be it to those sob's who might be driving me there. And i am still of that opinion.
Most of my regrets will be not seeing all of my grandchildren into adulthood. Spending lots of time with them and trying to influence their lives as much as i can. Sure do wish i would have had a reason to go in and have a ct, or scan, i had zero symptoms until i had back pain, from tumor on my spine. I have 2 friends who have the same thing, but had early diagnosis and are fine with only losing a kidney. Luck of the draw i guess.
Burnadell for the internet win of the day. I laughed out loud and my wife just looked at me.
Don't encourage him. He thinks my wife is sexy and she thinks he's soooooo sweet....like a great-great grandfather who wears orthopedic shoes and can hide his own easter eggs.
Everyone thinks they will live a long life and die at an advanced age. Well, it doesn't always work out that way. I will be 64 next month, and i am 4 years into a 2 to 10 year prognosis. At this time, i fell like 2 to 10 years from today is more like it. As long as i can maintain some quality of life, i would just as soon continue on with it. Don't believe i will take that walk into the woods, but when the time comes who knows how one would feel.
I have always been of the opinion that suicide was not for me, but woe be it to those sob's who might be driving me there. And i am still of that opinion.
Most of my regrets will be not seeing all of my grandchildren into adulthood. Spending lots of time with them and trying to influence their lives as much as i can. Sure do wish i would have had a reason to go in and have a ct, or scan, i had zero symptoms until i had back pain, from tumor on my spine. I have 2 friends who have the same thing, but had early diagnosis and are fine with only losing a kidney. Luck of the draw i guess.
Not a one of us are even promised tomorrow, sir. It sounds like you're trying to make everyday count and that's the way we all should live our lives. Many men will die before you, that thought they had 50 more years and simply wasted today.
I'm gonna try to..…………"Live like I'm Dying!"
After my scare 3 years ago it is even harder to phantom that day we all must meet alone. I dang sure feel confident that it wont be short walk to the woods with a big gun however...….
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