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  • Gormadt
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    11 months ago

    I used to know a man who made it to 107

    He was fully coherent until the end

    He passed away on his own terms after his doctor told him his cancer was back in full swing and more aggressive than before.

    I still miss that old man telling his stories about growing up and then raising kids during the Great Depression. Or him talking about his older brother passing away during The Great War (WWI). Or talking about watching the moon landing with his grandkids. Or one of my favorite stories of him: how him and I used to race to the rhubarb and gooseberry pies at the restaurant I worked at.

    His wake after he passed had literally hundreds of people. He impacted so many peoples lives in a positive way.

    Stick around for awhile, you may make it longer than you think. And even in old age you may meet people who you have a massive impact on their lives.