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17 Comments on Don't Take Life for Granted
Hi Cal, Your post should serve as a friendly reminder that we are all here on borrowed time. Take care !
I understand and you shared many wonderful words of wisdom. It is unfortunate that we have to wait for something like a death, to think these thoughts?
Cal-whoa, that's quite a story. Glad you sought the help you needed, and that it was resolved. COngratualtions, there must be (more) big plans awaiting you.
Cal: What exactly is pulmonary emboli?! I will keep you in my prayers and hope that this finds you feeling much better.
Life is precious and it can be gone in a blink of an eye. Syaing that it isn't anything when you know someting just insn't right does not make you superman...(or woman)
Bill, we definitely only have the moment of this day. Beyond that there are no guarantees. It is a thought I have contemplated from time to time.
Joe, I hear you. The context of the death is when I experienced my health challenge. Just a good reminder that one never knows. Shortly after my PE, the journalist from NBC died of a PE. That was very sobering as well.
Thanks for your well wishes Marie.
This event actually occured 10 years ago. And ironically I have experienced one since then as well. A PE is blood clot on the lung. It is genetic, runs in the family. So I need to take blood thinners every ay.
Cal
So right William. It was a tough thing for me. Now it has been ten years since this occured to me. So glad to still be on this side of life.
Cal
Amen my friend that is SO true. We take things for granted but NOTHING is guaranteed. If we all lived like today could be our last and truly had a fear of God things would be much different... and Better!
Glad to see you got treated and are still kicking it
Oh boy that is so scary!!! SInce December I have been to 3 funerals!!! it really causes you to stop and think!!! Stay healthy!!!
Thanks David and Deborah. It is a challenge to stay grounded and not take our life for granted. Have a great evening and a great week.
Cal
Hi Cal,
Wow, yes, it is so easy to take things for granted, life is such a fast moving set of events, that we tend to assume that we are somehow some day can enjoy it, but if not today... when?
We are glad you are okay, and stay healthy my friend.
I am glad to hear you are ok. I too have had health problems my entire life. It all started when I was 4 months old. It's something that is always there, but you just find it in yourself to press on. One thing that keeps me going is that there is someone else who always has it worse. :)
That's quite scary my friend. You need to take care of you! So glad to hear you got to the hospital and are on the mend. Best to you Cal.
I realized from the comments that I needed to put the year in when this took place. It was a full ten years ago that this event took place, so I am doing quite fine as I write this. I am on a blood thinner and will most likely be on it for the rest of my life. I greatly appreciate the well wishes from my friends.
Stacia, sounds like you are dealing with your challenges quite well. Have a great week.
Peter and Linda, thanks so much for your well wishes.
Roger thanks for your kind words.
Cal
Thanks for sharing your story. All of us should have regular physical examinations and not hesitate to go to the doctor or emergency room immediately when we do not feel well.
Cal - we really do need to listen when our bodies tell us something is not right ..... fortunately your body spoke to you (they don't always) and you listened
Cal,
Thankfully you were aware enough that something was wrong and took decisive action. :)
Steve