Death Bed Regrets, What Most People Regret At The End Of Their Lives.

Part 2, conversations with patient’s, and family members.

Photo by Amisha Nakhwa on Unsplash

What do you regret in your life, was my first article biased? Back in November, I wrote an article about regret.

I had a lot of comments, yet of course, those that always stand out to us are the ones that are “negative” however, I never think of any comment as unfavorable unless you full-on hate on me, which is ok too, we are all entitled to our opinion.

“Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emerson in His Journals

So I had a few people dislike that I stated I had patients that regretted having children; they asked if my sample size was biased. Maybe it was, who knows. I just talked to my patients.

With that said, yes, I have to agree that was a few and far between. Of course, I cherry-picked the responses to fit my narrative.

Isn’t that what we do? We take what we want from a situation?