Please, be kind to your loved ones...

I always think that I may never come home each time I walk out the door.

Also goes along with, "Don't put off you dreams til tomorrow because tomorrow may never come."

If you want to take the trip of a lifetime, go. It may not wait until you "retire".

Like Deerman sayes. "Live like you were dying". (Because each day we are all 1 day closer)
 
That's so sad.
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Wonderful advice... I always try to tell my kids I love them every time they leave the house, even if it's just to go next door to our neighbor's. And I always tell them ( and my husband ) I love them when I leave.

I can't stop seeing my friend in her coffin. She looked so young, she was so young, and her life was cut off so short. I can't stop thinking about her family, her poor mother, and her poor brother, who I'm sure would have taken back all his last words ....

I love Deerman's advice to "live like you were dying"....I hope to put that into practice, myself, soon...I can't say I do it now, at all, though.... I simply waste day after day.
 
I'm sorry to hear that.
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My sister-in-laws mother died a couple of weeks ago. Her brother had just been having a fight with her just moments before she died of an aneurysm.... He'd said some really ugly things to her and will never be able to take them back now.
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Sorry, nutty, I missed your post. I'm so sorry about your cousin... I hope her sister has come to terms with their last words, these things do happen, but it is truly very sad.

And I agree with you, and I think the point of this thread is, always tell them you love them, no matter what.
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Oh, no. I'm so sorry.

I feel so bad for him.

The only solace that I am getting from it, though, is, most likely the deceased is in perfect peace, and the living are the ones suffering from those last words.
 

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