Did you feel how much the life is short.?
477292
yes especially when i hear someone is dead.
186758
I had a friend die 6 months ago, she was  1 year younger than me. After she passed it made me realize that just because you are in you early 20's doesn't mean your going to make it out of your 20's. I have 2 children, so it really made me think about them more and how important it is for me to be here for them.
893311
Life is said to be short because being dead lasts so long.
1164947
"How would you feel if I died today..."?\n\nAnswer:\n\nOld.  Suddenly, much older than I thought I felt.
1001913
Try to live my life to the fullest because I'll know that someday soon I won't be around much longer. I watched as my uncle slowly died from complications caused by AIDS. I was only 12, it was very hard on my family, especially my mom, because they were best friends. It's a terrible way to die.
584386
lifes too short to not act on your emotions. LIVE LIFE AND ALL IT HAS TO OFFER.
692584
It is incredible, but it has no meaning anynore. No one cares like they used to. Everybody & everything is in a rush & it's a dog eat dog world. Things were different at one time. Today I feel like I have nothing to look forward to. Sad huh....( I could have if only my beloved didn't have to leave)
1137993
My spouse of 12 years died Jan 05..and I feel like a major part of my world died with him. The old saying time heals all wounds has some merit, to a point. I still have days when the grief is all consuming, and other days things are fine. I still have small kids that need me, otherwise I often wonder if I'd have the desire or need to carry on alone.
367379
well...life is short..so i make everyday a great day....no matter what...i mean i only have one life..i make the most out of it...
1174401
I didn't need rescucitatation, but I almost died.\n\nBooma & devilish_vlue are right, there was complete nothingness, but it still made me feel weird afterwards, like maybe I should have died and that somehow I was given a second chance.\n\nI have mended my old ways, but slowly. I know something or someone is looking after me.
910887
I am not sure. I'm still young. I think life in the entire package is worth it! There are no better or worse times as long as you are alive and living life the fullest! :)
142952
Yeah I know how you feel. I mean life be it may pointless, we are stuck with it. If you take your own life (DO NOT ATTEMP) then what you are waiting for is a whole different endless life. So try to suck it up, go with the flow.
411137
the feeling of emptiness
583938
My father died because he was hit by a car (the driver was drunk) when I was five. I don't remember how I felt at the time it happened and I have no memories of my father which I find very sad. \nAn older sister of mine (I had 5 altogether) died 2 years ago due to complications after a simple operation. She left behind 3little children. \nIt's hard to describe how you feel when someone close to you dies. \nI think the worst for me was facing my sister's children. I know they can still have a happy childhood. I have very happy memories of my own childhood, so I believe they will be OK, but being with these little ones and seeing the pain and sorrow in their little faces, was almost unbearable at times. \nMy sister took a picture of her eldest girl before she died. In the picture my niece is holding a little rabbit and her whole face is brimming with happiness. There is not a trace of sorrow in her eyes. \nA year after my sister died, another picture was taken of my niece. It's hard to believe, that it's the same girl. She is smiling but the sadness in her eyes seems so deep, she looks so hurt and vulnerable, that it just makes me wanna cry every time I look at this picture. \nThe only thought that has been of any comfort to me, was knowing, that both my father and my sister, had a relationship with God.\nI believe they are with Him now and that one day, I will see them again.
794993
Whether a person chooses to take their life prematurely or not, is their decision.  As a nurse for 35 years, I have seen many people die a slow painful death, so I can understand the desire to end ones suffering.  I couldn't  do it though, because I would feel there must be a reason for me to stay on this earth a little longer.  To shorten my life,  I would become  accountable to a higher power.  The one who gave me life in the first place and really is the only one who has the right to take mine away.
614322
I'm 33  (although i feel 83!!!)  married with 3 children (5yrs, 4yrs and nearly 2yrs)\n\nGood on ya for 5 kids though!!  A braver  (and probably more exhausted..) woman than I !!
1104379
My philosophy is simple: Life is too short to be mired in negativity, anger and resentment. Instead, I CHOOSE to come from a positive perspective, rather than hanging on to negative feelings, past regrets, hurts, and so forth. This is not to say that I never feel angry or hurt, but rather I choose to resolve these feelings and move forward in life, as opposed to looking backwards.\n\nMy reasoning for this is simple as well. I have seen quite a bit of loss and tragedy in my life, and far earlier than most of my peers. To illuminate this, I lost my mother when I was 19 and my father when I was 24. In effect I became an orphan and raised myself, even though I have two much older siblings. My friends, all of whom are within my age range, are only now experiencing parental loss, and with some difficulties. For the first time in their lives they now have a window into the true magnitude of loss and its effect on their lives. This is something I have known all along. Other things happened as well, but I won't bore you with the details. As a consequence of the things that occurred when I was 19 (and all the way through to my late 30's -I am 50 now), many of my own hopes, dreams and plans for the future were set aside to ensure my survival. There was no choice BUT to be practical. \n\nTechnically I could be an angry woman. I could be resentful that I went through many hardships, or that the things I wanted were set aside or never reached, BUT I don't feel this way. In fact, I have no regrets. Why? Because despite what I have lost, not attained, or experienced as a grave hurt, pain or trauma,  I learned a lot about myself. I am a strong woman, one who has always been able to land on her own two feet, despite the obstacles I faced. Most importantly, despite not having role models or guidance in my life, I managed - through sheer strength of will and determination - to become a successful and giving woman, unafraid to share who she is with others. I may not have everything, but I have that and it is a real gift.