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Usually it's their loved ones, their children, their loved ones that they neglected.
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Vibes, yes. I actually read an article about this and I wanted to make this a discussion because I wanted to get information and advice from doctors and nurses and patient care technicians and things of that nature just to see what they respond to and see if the article was accurate. So thank you. Thank you for your answer. Oh, Grant Ryzen, by the way. great one.
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YouTube pool, yeah. Typically that's how it goes. Most folks when they're dying, they usually regret their loved ones or the people that they didn't do right by. But yeah, great discussion, love.
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You know, I think in all of the situations that I've ever had experience in I do a lot of hospice counseling and I've dealt with with people who are dying or who are losing a loved one I feel like the thing that most often comes up Regretfully at the end of a person's life are the things they didn't do they more often have a Regret for things they didn't do than for things they did if that makes sense Love and light
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That’s what I thought, not living a fulfilling life and not being around family and people they love and miss. Thank you sharing Love, 💛🥰🌻🥂🙏🏽
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