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If I knew I would die tomorrow.

Marie Anderson Publisher Ltd
3 min readMar 25, 2023
Photo by Shinta Kikuchi on Unsplash

The Revelation

It was just another ordinary day when I received the news that I would die tomorrow. At first, I couldn’t believe it. How could I die when I was perfectly healthy just yesterday? But the doctor’s words were clear and final- my time had come, and there was nothing anyone could do to stop it. I felt numb, shocked, and scared as I walked out of the hospital. I had so many questions, so much left unsaid, and so much left undone. What would be my regrets?

The Regrets

The more I thought about it, the more I realized how much I had taken for granted. I had been so focused on work, money, and success that I had forgotten to live. As a result, I had let go of the things that truly mattered- my family, my friends, my dreams, and myself. Now, as my time ran out, I saw my life with a new perspective, and my regrets became crystal clear.
I regretted not spending enough time with my loved ones and not telling them how much I loved and appreciated them. I regretted not taking more risks, not pursuing my passions, and not living up to my full potential. I regretted not being kinder, more patient, and more compassionate toward others. I regretted not traveling more, not seeing the world, and not experiencing all that life had to offer.

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Marie Anderson Publisher Ltd
Marie Anderson Publisher Ltd

Written by Marie Anderson Publisher Ltd

My writing offers a unique perspective on the human experience. Join me on a journey of self-discovery through my personal reflections and introspection.

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