If you were diagnosed with a life threatening disease and were given 2  months to live,what would you do?
600621
I'd spend as much time with my family, both familial and furry as I could.  Love them, hug, them and verbalize my love.  Plant flowers, swim, run if I had the energy.  \n\nIf I had the funds, I'd visit Australia (one of my dream vacations)  \n\nWhen it was the end?  I'd want all my sister, brothers, husband, children holding me.
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.
822343
They can die from this disease.
439034
Absolutely, I would go visit a sick friend.  I would also get them some flowers.
298842
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...
315334
As I don't believe anything more than the worms is waiting for us, I'd be happy to postpone 'that dreadful day' as long as possible. Even if it meant repeatedly seeing my loved ones die... But not if I was condemned to live forever in pain (this question often seems to presume that you wouldn't). So actually, I'd like to 'live forever' in the sense that nothing or nobody else could kill me, but I'd like to be able to reserve the right myself to kill myself.
894635
i would spend it with my loved ones and tell them not to be sad that am dying but instead when am gone they should live a Godly life so that we can all meet again in Heaven to part no more\n\n=)
414092
well if you want suffring then option c .\n     if you want to live in pain till your during come then option b \n     if you want to have a great time togather than option \nA .\n  BEST OF LUCK !
81474
all are very treatable.the diabetes and ptsd may be the limiting factors.but even these ,if properly treated can give you a somewhat normalife span. but the diabetes will probably do you in a little earlier.\nbut what the hell you're still alive.the time you have left is gravy.i know several who didn't come back alive.
889289
You may think you have the right to inflict your filth on others, believe me you don't. I'm still going to end up paying for all the medical care that your going to need when you are dying from cancer or emphysema. The sad thing is you are going to be more miserable than you are already.
606876
talk to your doctor for treatment.
293929
I was diagnosed with cancer and I did chemo.  I used to think that I would do anything but chemo if I was ever diagnosed, (but I figured that would never happen).  When I did get cancer I was thinking wow, I am only 23 and I am not ready to go yet.  I knew chemo would make me sick, but I also knew that when the cancer progressed I would be even sicker.  Chemo wasn't a fun 4 months, but I am sooo glad I did it because I am better now and the docs expect me to have a normal life.  I know that some cancers are so progressed that chemo wont cure them.  If that was the case, my choices may have been different.  I guess the best thing is to accept treatment decisions people make when they are diagnosed, and support them.
1109072
Nothing if im not related to them.  If I am a relative, I would go visit them with a get well card and pray.  If I am a nurse take good care of them.  If I am a doctor I would give them the best care.
764102
Hello\n\nIf i only had one day left to live.... I would spend it with my family  telling them how much they mean to me. \nI would read  a book watch my fav. movie. \n\nBut when never know when we are going to leave our friends and family behind. ]\n\nI think that everyone would love to know when there time is going to be up. But true to tell you just never know!
1037058
I'd pay off my moms home both my parents are in poor health-mom has cancer and dad has both a heart condition and diabetes. Then I'd help my sister(42) who had her first child and some medical issues due to a car accident . I'm sure she would love to take it easy and take some time with her son. As for the next thing I would help my fiance start a small non profit martial arts business- he was born with CP and is a SIFU (martial arts instructor) . His dream is to help others and I guess mine is to help him see it through.\n\nSorry I couldn't pick 1 thing!!
778546
I think it kinda would... as long as you didn't find it till the perfect time.  Like, if it showed up a year or two before the date.  That way, you'd live your life to the absolute fullest.  You'd take chances, have fun, and just ENJOY.  I really think that would make life easier.  Plus, there's no worry about dying because you already know when you're gonna die.  So life threatening illnesses or injuries won't worry you.
494434
arg!  what a pickle...well, i'm almost 16 and i would say option #2, because you would be having fun and then wham! you'd die. But option #1 would mean suffering (or at least not an enjoyable life) and then death.