This post really touched me, it actually brought tears to my eyes. My husband died 15 months ago, unexpectedly of a heart attack. He had just turned 49.

We truly cannot change the hand we are dealt, just how we play the hand. That’s so true. I have learned in the past few months, that I can choose to get up and get one with life. There are still a lot of adventures out there for me and I intend to find them.

I can’t wait to read the book! Thanks again.
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It is sadly true that there are many people who fail to LIVE. Each and every day is a blessing to be cherished. I was reminded of that again today. My son was in a 4-car pile up this morning during rush hour traffic. While his truck was totaled, he walked away with a major whiplash.

Thanks for reminding me of The Last Lecture. I’m going to share it with my son:)
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What Randy gave his family and thousands of others was hope. His children will always remember his courage and strength, what a wonderful gift in such a hard time. I put his book on the list.
Thanks for sharing for your heart!
Debby Beachy

Great summary of Randy’s work, I have seen the video but I have not read the book, I think I’ll have to get a copy now. He lived like he was living not like he was dying, I’m glad you pointed that out, there’s a real difference.

You often hear people say what would you do if failure, fear or money was not a problem, perhaps we need to add to that what would you do if you had 3-6 months left to live to really get the message through.

He really made a difference and made a lot of people think about their own situation. Thanks for the great post.

Cheers,
Lynn
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