If You Found Out You Where Going To Die? (states, travel, Mexico)

[brightdoglover]

I'd not go to my job and live off the pension and stuff. I've already done most of the things you'd do if you had a certain end point, and I live alone and am not overly involved with people (and little family).
I'd certainly bone up on my arrangements for my pets. And contact the Hemlock Society or Dignity in Dying or something so as to have an instant out.
Strange- at 56, I've done pretty much everything I thought I wanted to do. Am now doing repeats- leaving for Utah/Colorado tomorrow and will take a week-long horseback ride in the Capitol Reef National Monument area.

[texdav]

I's satart by getting my affair together and making sure my family was secure. That would take long really then sit back and enoy being wtih them. I had a near death experience and really don't fear death any more.

[scrappinJudy]

I've always wanted to have a past life regression and a life between lives regression done and would probably do that too. (Yes, I know some people think that's weird or hokum but I like to be prepared.)

what are 'a past life regression and a life between lives regression'??????

[livecontent]

I would still live my simple life and I would convert all my assets to cash and give it all to someone less fortunate than myself, perhaps a disabled child or a needy adult. Then, I would sit back and observe the happiness of the other person, and then I would die without regrets.

Livecontent

[WyoNewk]

I'd want to visit family a little, then spend the rest of the time however my wife would prefer -- probably get a big RV and hit the road.

Actually, it happened to me before, except I only had a couple weeks to "get ready" before a surgery the doc said I probably wouldn't survive. I spent the time getting my will and all the bookkeeping up to date. My wife (now ex) refused to discuss it, and in fact wouldn't even wait in pre-op for me to go into surgery because she wanted to go shopping. Her attitude at that time is pretty much what sealed the deal on my filing for divorce a couple years later.

[miruca]

I would stay right here - it has everything I want - friends, woods, beauty and the feeling of home. I love my daily life here. The only thing missing is my daughter ... and I'd just send her a bunch of airplane tickets

[Hillman]

Originally Posted by miruca

I would stay right here - it has everything I want - friends, woods, beauty and the feeling of home. I love my daily life here. The only thing missing is my daughter ... and I'd just send her a bunch of airplane tickets

About the same here.All the Bills would be taken care of.SO would still get half Pension.Funeral would cost anywhere from $200 - $1,500.

hillman

[PeachyMJ]

I would travel and see everything I wanted to see. If possible, I'd take my children and their spouses, children, etc. I'd do a couple of good deeds for a couple of friends who are not as fortunate as I am'

When my brother died several years ago, he paid off a mortgage for his brother and sister in law. Brother did not have a lot, but shared what little he did have. They never knew who paid it off either. We found out by mistake.

[susancruzs]

I'd probably go a few places I've wanted to see, travel the USA more, there's maybe 8 or 10 states I haven't been to yet.

I'd try to get things in order so my nephew isn't burdened with figuring it out! I don't have much so leaving alot behind is not an issue!

[sbbet]

Originally Posted by Hillman

Would you go on doing as you are already doing or would you try to get money together to do something special even though it is going to take away from the family short term?

hillman

I can't think of any significant changes I'd make in the way I'm living my life right now. I'm comfortable in my life and in my relatonships with others. I guess I'm blessed.