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If you had 6 months to live what would you do?

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effee

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if your body doc gave you the same news what would you do? how would you spend your final 6 months? And in case your wondering, this did NOT happen to me and hopefully never will.
 
Originally posted by: effee
if your body doc gave you the same news what would you do? how would you spend your final 6 months? And in case your wondering, this did NOT happen to me and hopefully never will.
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party as much as possible. live for every single moment. no wasting around.

and if it hasn't already been done already, try to guarantee that you'll be survived by children.
 
Originally posted by: Jero
Originally posted by: effee
if your body doc gave you the same news what would you do? how would you spend your final 6 months? And in case your wondering, this did NOT happen to me and hopefully never will.
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party as much as possible. live for every single moment. no wasting around.

and if it hasn't already been done already, try to guarantee that you'll be survived by children.
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I don't know about you, but I wouldnt want my kid to grow up missing a parent. Also, I'm not the type that would want to dump all the responsibility and work of bringing up a kid on my spouse.
 
There are some rivers we just have to reach before we can contemplate on how we will cross. I was in the hospital and the guy on the bed next to mine doctor came, pull the curtains and quietly told him the tests showed that surgery was not an option the cancer was just to advance. After the doctor left the guy phoned his wife told her the bad news then told her to cancel the vacation reservation to Florida. I was thinking I woun't cancel the vacation but I have not reach that river as of yet, hopefully.

 
if im guaranteed to die in 6 months.... id get laid as many times as i possibly could, maybe on the last day go rob a bank and give the money to charity or something, then get laid again with some more of the money, id try to plan it that id die while getting laid, so it looks like it was so amazing that i just couldnt stand it, i think that would make the girl feel better about a dead guy being in her
 
Originally posted by: effee
Originally posted by: Jero
Originally posted by: effee
if your body doc gave you the same news what would you do? how would you spend your final 6 months? And in case your wondering, this did NOT happen to me and hopefully never will.
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party as much as possible. live for every single moment. no wasting around.

and if it hasn't already been done already, try to guarantee that you'll be survived by children.
Click to expand...

I don't know about you, but I wouldnt want my kid to grow up missing a parent. Also, I'm not the type that would want to dump all the responsibility and work of bringing up a kid on my spouse.
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You have a point. I was not thinking of the consequences long term. How stupid of me.
 
I would spend time in Texas with my granddad, with my mother here in Washington, and with my aunts, uncles, and cousins up in Bellingham. I would make peace with my stepmom and spend some time in Tillamook/LA with my dad and stepmom. I would make peace with my sister and spend time with her, my brother-in-law, and my niece in San Bernadino. Other than that I think I would probably spend most of my time writing, outdoors, or with friends.

I faced death numerous times as a newborn, but never since then. My twin brother died at five months, and I have lived my life with the thought that he is somewhere watching me. It's silly, I know, but it is a thought that gets me through my hardest times. I know that when my time does come, I will face it and though I may lament the loss of this life, and exit crying, whimpering, and pleading, I know in my heart of hearts that I have family and friends waiting for me at the next step.
 
Originally posted by: Orsorum
I would spend time in Texas with my granddad, with my mother here in Washington, and with my aunts, uncles, and cousins up in Bellingham. I would make peace with my mother in law and spend some time in Tillamook/LA with my dad and stepmom. I would make peace with my sister and spend time with her, my brother-in-law, and my niece in San Bernadino. Other than that I think I would probably spend most of my time writing, outdoors, or with friends.

I faced death numerous times as a newborn, but never since then. My twin brother died at five months, and I have lived my life with the thought that he is somewhere watching me. It's silly, I know, but it is a thought that gets me through my hardest times. I know that when my time does come, I will face it and though I may lament the loss of this life, and exit crying, whimpering, and pleading, I know in my heart of hearts that I have family and friends waiting for me at the next step.
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That's deep and beautiful. Hope you live a long life.
 
Originally posted by: Orsorum
I would spend time in Texas with my granddad, with my mother here in Washington, and with my aunts, uncles, and cousins up in Bellingham. I would make peace with my stepmom and spend some time in Tillamook/LA with my dad and stepmom. I would make peace with my sister and spend time with her, my brother-in-law, and my niece in San Bernadino. Other than that I think I would probably spend most of my time writing, outdoors, or with friends.

I faced death numerous times as a newborn, but never since then. My twin brother died at five months, and I have lived my life with the thought that he is somewhere watching me. It's silly, I know, but it is a thought that gets me through my hardest times. I know that when my time does come, I will face it and though I may lament the loss of this life, and exit crying, whimpering, and pleading, I know in my heart of hearts that I have family and friends waiting for me at the next step.
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thats amazing. hope you live out the rest of your long life with peace🙂
 
Originally posted by: Orsorum
I would spend time in Texas with my granddad, with my mother here in Washington, and with my aunts, uncles, and cousins up in Bellingham. I would make peace with my stepmom and spend some time in Tillamook/LA with my dad and stepmom. I would make peace with my sister and spend time with her, my brother-in-law, and my niece in San Bernadino. Other than that I think I would probably spend most of my time writing, outdoors, or with friends.

I faced death numerous times as a newborn, but never since then. My twin brother died at five months, and I have lived my life with the thought that he is somewhere watching me. It's silly, I know, but it is a thought that gets me through my hardest times. I know that when my time does come, I will face it and though I may lament the loss of this life, and exit crying, whimpering, and pleading, I know in my heart of hearts that I have family and friends waiting for me at the next step.
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well my 6 months are a waste compared to that, id give you the money i stole from the bank :thumbsup:
 
I'd lock myself in my room and post up a storm on ATOT!

Seriously though, I'd off my ex and her family so that when I die my son would stay with my parents.
 
I'd pull the following:
See if my car can bang the 115MPH limiter (3500 RPM in 5th) until the gas runs out.
Go to a brothel and do two chicks at once.
Go to a place where the president is at and act like a secret service agent while standing right next to a secret service agent.
Go to the that they show crowd during the filming of the Today show, and hold up a sign that says "Just say yes to Bukakke".
Buy a $500 car, and drive it like I stole it. Literally.
Moon a red light camera.
Make a serious attempt to get on the Dr. Phil show with a buffer and bottle of car wax.
 
you guys should end it with:

"... and apparently the doctor misdiagnosed, i wasn't going to die. so,..."

and the story afterwards would be even more fun.. 🙂
 
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