As the end approaches, even those with loving families, successful careers, and fulfilling lives, find themselves reflecting on unexpected truths. A hospice nurse, who has witnessed the intimate final moments of hundreds, reveals a common regret shared by many on their deathbeds—a haunting reminder of what truly matters in life.
While spending too much time working is a common regret, Julie McFadden, a specialist in end-of-life care, highlights an issue shared by many terminally ill people, but often overlooked: not appreciating good health while they had it.
