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That's horrible, Claudio. I'm really sorry to hear that.
I'm surrounded by bad health news of friends and family these days, so I can relate.
Billy has some pretty wise words. His maturity can be deceiving, I swear. 
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
I'm surrounded by bad health news of friends and family these days, so I can relate.
I'd day do the opposite (get close). She obv didn't want you to know to avoid clouding your judgement. Make the last 5 years of her life the best 5 years of her life.
Enjoy the present, forget about the future
Enjoy the present, forget about the future
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
Billy has some pretty wise words. His maturity can be deceiving, I swear.
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
Listen to your friend Billy Zane, he is very wise.
That's horrible, Claudio. I'm really sorry to hear that.
I'm surrounded by bad health news of friends and family these days, so I can relate.
Billy has some pretty wise words. His maturity can be deceiving, I swear.
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
I'm surrounded by bad health news of friends and family these days, so I can relate.
Billy has some pretty wise words. His maturity can be deceiving, I swear.
I'd say do what you want. Whether that's closer or not. Go with how you feel -- there's no right or wrong answer.
Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of impending death and will try to avoid loss. But here's a life secret: it happens to all of us. So either you can bury your head in the sand and keep pretending we'll all live forever, or you make that step and acknowledge it as a fact of life. Because, in fact, death defines life.
You may find, for example, that her perspective and approach to life given the news could be some of the best personal wisdom for how you can appreciate and enjoy your own life for years to come. News of impending death does that to people -- it can shake them out of their comfort zone of denial, and they can often be the most life-affirming people you'll ever meet.
Because you're never going to escape that eventuality -- for yourself, your friends, your family. It's heavy to deal with at any time. But if you're ready for it, I'm sure it can ultimately be a very positive experience overall if you let it.
After finishing 50 Shades of Gray and meditating on life for 15 minutes. I've decided to take up erotic poetry as my career choice, mostly haikus and Shakespearian sonnets.
---------- Post added 26.04.2012 at 14:54 ----------
The problem is that it's a shock. Human life is long. People tend to take that for granted. House flies on the other hand have a life cycle of about 14 days. We should be happy with what we have, but most don't allow themselves to be content, to enjoy the moment. That is the real shame.
---------- Post added 26.04.2012 at 14:54 ----------
The problem is that it's a shock. Human life is long. People tend to take that for granted. House flies on the other hand have a life cycle of about 14 days. We should be happy with what we have, but most don't allow themselves to be content, to enjoy the moment. That is the real shame.
