The scenario most people fear is that they will wake up one day in the elderly years and regret the way they chose to lead their lives. If this would happen to you, what do you think you would change? A former nurse asked people in their waning days of life this question, and what she found out talking to countless dying patients is that there is a clear theme in their regrets. Read here the number one regret of the dying, and start living a more fulfilling life.
What you will learn after hearing the number one regret of the dying
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