If you knew you only had 3 years left to live, what would be your priorities and what would you do?…

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If you knew you only had 3 years left to live, what would be your priorities and what would you do? What if you had 43 years left? Would your life change? I can't answer the first question myself. Maybe spend more time playing and walking with the kids, traveling. But if I knew I had 43 years left, that would be nice and relaxing (considering I'm already 43). Then I could continue living at my own pace, without stressing about fears of illness and death. Oh, and knowing I'd live a long life, I'd still have to think about work experience, points, etc., for my pension.
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Roza
If I knew I only had 3 years left, I probably would have just gone with the flow
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Olga
I would work like a horse and save money for the future for my children and husband. Or I would buy an apartment
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Natalka
I'll say one thing, I used to plan my life ahead, always thinking about the future... but now that our lives have turned 360 degrees, I appreciate every day. I don't need to put anything off until later, because later it might not be there, or it just won't be needed anymore 😭😭😭
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Anna Klyuchevskaya
3 years - I don't know. It's not as long as it might seem.
43 - well ***. What if I live to be senile? I'd have to save up for a nursing home.
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tanya
It's also important to live through this time healthy, not in a wheelchair or in bed.
I'm an optimist, damn it 😅
I'd rather be 43, of course 😁
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Yuliya
Natalka Went into the journal, understood. Yes, it's very scary and difficult, completely different priorities and joys aren't the same as before. 😢
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Yuliya
Anna Klyuchevskaya supplemented, without extreme illnesses, with the most common current ones.
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sofia namgaladze
Nothing has changed, I haven't been planning anything lately. We lived the day and thank God.
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Yuliya
tanya added to the post that this is a time of relative wellness without extreme issues
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Yuliya
😁
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Natalka
Natalka everything turns to dust
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Yuliya
sofia namgaladze So sorry to hear that! It's not the time for that right now.
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Yuliya
Natalka May God help you!💗
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Shashkova Anna
I live in the moment.
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Natalya
I'm living in the moment right now.
I don't know what's next.
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sofia namgaladze
sofia namgaladze Thank you so much ❤️
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Albina
3 years... I'd see friends and family more often. I'd try to set up a passive income for my husband, since he'll be raising our children. Damn, 3 years isn't enough - I want to see my son grown up.
And at 43 - I wouldn't change anything, my mom told me since I was young about pension points, that I shouldn't interrupt my work history, that I should go on maternity leave from work and work according to the Labor Code - she worked in HR for a long time, she saw how people were getting their pensions, how they were short of months, days(
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Yuliya
Some of your posts are a bit strange... Hope you had a great birthday! 😉
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TaTa
Exactly.
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