What will be going through your mind?

This is a thing I can't possibly imagine but I suppose I would try to convince myself that it was meant to be and prevent myself from going into depression so I can enjoy the last days of my life to their best potential.I would also try to hold my head high and try to protect my family from the shock and try to go out not with a fizzle but with a BANG because this is my usual way of doing anything.Now a few moths ago I read a really good book on the subject and it really opened my eyes to how things would really be and what it's really like to have only 3 months of life left.The name of the book is "Before I Die" but I can't remember the author...Anyway,this is one of those questions that you really think you know the answer to but you don't really until it happens to you I suppose.

What would be going through my mind is this, "Challenge accepted." Then I would spend the next three months having fun and doing fun things. Then I would live for at least a year longer.

hi vaishnavc, If ever this will be a very very sad news but life must go on 3 months is still long to do whatever you like I will spend more time with my loved ones and I will try to do whatever in my bucket list. I still believe in miracle doctor can give opinions like that but somehow I believe faith can save me . happy mylotting

I will be very sad to hear that i am having cancer. Cancer is a disease which found in only one person among thousands of population. This makes me to feel that I am too unlucky But i will be too greatful to god to give me three months. I would love to spent the time with the beloved ones which loves me. It includes my parents and my lovely friend. I will make the most memorable moments with them.

A lot will be going through my mind. Four months ago I also went for a routine check up and could not speak from shock to learn that I had Parkinson's. What went through my mind was a dozen things at once. But first, I was scared. It would be a serious illness when I got older. My right arm tremors when I am nervous, and already I feel stiff in the mornings when I get up. BUT I AM ALIVE! And so I thank God. It is not easy to know what you are going to die of eventually, but it is a great time to assess your life and how you are living. Every day that I wake up I thank God. Also people treat you strangely when you tell them you have Parkinson's. Some of them step back, thinking you will infect them. The disease is not contagious. My thoughts from then until now have moved my thinking somewhat. I will rebel a bit, then write articles that will be angry, and then enjoy every living moment I have left. At least I have not been given a time limit to live and can maybe make it to my seventies and beyond. Thank you God.