Well, thinking about that, you still have 24 hours (1 day) left to live on the earth, what will you do ... for your own, your family, your wife, your friends, or for the whole world?
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Go to the lawyer and get your will taken care of,\nthen go out and give your wife and kids the best day of your life while you still can (assuming you can get out of bed).  \n\nHave a party at the end of the day and invite all of your friends, and go out with a bang.  \n\nIf you have money, leave some of it for good charities that help the poor in various 3rd world countries.  \n\nFor yourself, make sure after the party you make love to your wife as many times as you can, and leave her with a smile on her face so she'll never forget you.
327357
we all have a fear of death and dying....however, celebrate each day as the ONLY 24 HOURS  that you have...because, you know what, that is all you have!!! look for the beauty in nature, animals, etc....you can only live life one day at a time......be happy and enjoy.....i hope this helps you....
232724
Depending on how long u have left i would say just put up. Otherwise just stay with freinds or family.
71251
First, is do the things you haven't done for your entire life..visit some places that reminds you of somethings... Donate to charities i know it's kinda obscure but since you only have 3 days left better if you have done some good deeds before you die...Tell all the people you love how important they are to you...Meet some important personalities at least you ahve met and talk to them and do some extraordinary things...
243622
man...that's a long time to live.\n\nI would just sleep till that day...wake me up kay..?
590961
I would do whatever bugs do. Try to survive the day without getting killed or eaten by something else
122468
I would call all my family and friends to be sure they know how much I love them. I would not want to pass on leaving anything unsaid. To me this would be the most important thing I could do, for my other accomplishemnts in life would not give my loved ones comfort like knowing how truly blessed I was to have them in my life.
483525
Time....I'd make a little more time for certain aspects of my life. Also a little more money to be able to have a few things that I really want. Nothing exhorbant but just some simple things.
124348
Hmm...well, I don't think I would tell my loved ones right away. I'd wait until sometime during my last month. I would not want them to pity me, or to constantly think about my pending death. I would also get everything in order...start giving away my possession to the people I want to have them. Donate everything else to Goodwill. I'd also start making plans for my funeral. For the first week, I'd probably be in pity, but after that, I'd realize (or at least I hope I would), that it was a gift...that I am now able to see to it that my hubby and family are not placed with unnecessary burdens, as the families of people who go suddenly often are. \nI would write letters to my loved loves, telling them everything I never could in person, because I find it hard to express my feelings. I'd appologize to everyone I have ever wronged in life...(I should probably still do this anyways). I'd also talk to my father, and tell him I forgive him for all that he has done, although he has never asked for it. For my nephew, I would make a tape of myself, telling him all of the lessons I have learned in life, and remind him how much of joy it had been to have him in my life...even if he was a little baby. \nThen, I'd spend as much time as I could with my hubby...learning and discovering more about him, holding and watching him every night while he slept, and tell him everyday how much I love and appreciate him. \nNow, assuming I ever win the lottery or come across a whole lot money, these are some more things I would do:\n1. Go skydiving\n2. Go Bungee Jumping\n(I've always been too scared of doing these, but since I'm going to die anyways...might as well).\n3. Be in a shark cage with a Great White swimming around. \n4. Go to Rome, London, Paris, and New Zealand (with my hubby, spending five days in each place.)\n5. Take an African Safari (again with my hubby).\n6. Go white water rafting. \n7. DIE HAPPY AND CONTENT...
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I would go and get all my best friends and round up my family and go to my house and just spend time together.  have a giant dinner and just enjoy the last few moments of life with the people who never turned their back on me.  i would also go skinnydipping and give my kitten a big hug.
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First off, I'd buy a carton of cigarettes and rekindle my old addiction.\n\nOther than that.. its too complicated of a question. I want to say I'd spend it with my family, but I don't know if I'd want to spend my last day being pitied. \n\nIf I was single, and wasn't close to my family, I'd take a drive into the mountains, with my pack of smokes, and lay out under the stars and wait.
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Darling don't dance around the question it was in you to ask it. Now be courageous and ask it. otherwise the collective wisdom of this forum won't really help. Now what do you want to know?\n\nI'll say that the expiration of life from this world does not terminate your existence.
86594
It's up to you...what's your pleasure...everyone around the world come on! Woohoo!
651621
I would spend it with my family,at home.We would probably spend most of the time reminiscing about all the good times in our lives.\nNot very creative but that's what I'd do.Family is the most important thing in the world to me.
529262
I would choose to travel the world. I'm a writer, and the inspiration I would get from the wonders of the world would be amazing. It would also be a once-in-a-lifetime experience to meet a million new and interesting people and try new and interesting foods and experiences. I guess I'm a sucker for culture and adventure.
509376
No. I don't think I would. Enjoying your life here on Earth would be hard because you would always be thinking of that day you were going to die. Every day, hour, minute, and second would bring you closer and closer to your death and it would be terrifying. No thanks.
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One day at a time. I know it hurts, but you cant allow yourself to stop living. you have to look at it like this: everyone is on borrow time, their time was/is up. they had no regrets, so neither should you.