Though many of you will have made decisions about your end.
I have started to think about end-of-life decisions lately.
I may only be 63 but so many people die “early”.
I have nothing in place at the moment. No will, no care instructions, no plan on what happens if I become incapacitated.
Nothing in place regarding internment.
I have no one I have confided in about these issues.
I think it is time I talk to my GP to get some advice about these important issues.
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I’ll make that decision on the spur of the moment.
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Thank you for sharing this so honestly. These are not easy things to think about, but I believe that starting to consider them while we still have clarity and choice is very wise and responsible.
Talking to your GP sounds like a sensible first step. Sometimes just beginning the conversation can bring a great sense of peace of mind.
You are not alone in having these thoughts, even if we don’t often say them out loud. As for me, I haven’t made any plans yet either. All I know is that I want to take the best possible care of myself and try to live each day with happiness. At the very least, I hope to live long enough to witness my child’s success.
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