What will be the thing you regret on you death bed?

Question

When I die I will never regret the time I spent with my family and friends, but still there will be things I regret. If I were to die today I would regret never having seen the Grand Canyon

Answer 1

I'll regret how often i'd felt like saying "I Love You" and Kissing all my loved ones( esp my brother and my boy friend) but have resisted the temptation thinking that the time and place is not suitable...and finally there I would be on my death bed with no more time at all to say that I Love Someone.

Answer 2

If I were on my death bed right now I can honestly say I wouldn't regret anything in my past. I may think about all the things that I would have liked to have done before I was laying on my death bed, but I would remain fair with myself because I know that right now I am working towards the things I want. If it turns out that at the end of my life I haven't accomplished everything that I wanted to I would at least know and be comforted in the fact that I was working towards my goals, instead of being like many who watch their lives drift by only to have regrets on their death bed.

It is important to live your life in such a way that it doesn't matter if you die in 10 minutes, 10 days, 10 years or 100 years. It is important that you live a honorable, noble and just life. If you strive to live in this manner then you won't have regrets at the end. And if it turns out that at the end there are a few regrets remember to be fair on yourself. Don't judge yourself to harshly, if you did your best then leave it at that, and if you slacked off a little bit take that as a lesson learned for the next life, if there is one.

Answer 3

I believe everything we do in life is for a reason, it makes us who we are. Even the bad choices. My biggest regret would have to be the day I started smoking cigerettes at 16. I almost died due to health issues from smoking. Luckily I quit and am doing much better!

Answer 4

if i die today, i'll regret on not being able to spend time with family. i work far away from them and it tears me apart thinking everyday that i have the option to go home but i don't because of other reasons.

i regret of not fulfilling my dream of becoming a cnn newscaster because i don't know how and where to start.

Answer 5

Any answer to this is a good answer. Try to live your life in a way that you won't have any regrets. Make choices in your life that you will be glad you made on that day. When you make a bad choice (and you will), learn from it and rectify it, forgive yourself and move on.

Answer 6

I'd regret I wasted my life doing things I never wanted to do.

Answer 7

Thats my ultimate goal, to not have any regrets by the time I am on my death bed. You can make it happen.

Answer 8

I'd regret not telling my ex-wife that I forgive her and will always love her.
I know it bothers her that she decided to move on because she was unhappy through no fault of mine. I let it just sit there between us, the unspoken guilt rests on her shoulders. My quiet vindication. And my pride -- makes me sad that I never let her off the hook and said, "I think I understand."

Answer 9

Not knowing about joint bank accounts.
If you are named a beneficiary, you won't get the money in the joint account. Watch out for caretakers they can setup a joint account without you knowing about it.
Say if your mother is in bad health and has a will, you better ask her if she has formed a joint account because if she has, the money will go to the surviving account holder - not you.

Banks don't care about "The Will" of a person. The law favors the banks and their beloved account holders.
Believe me, you will be mad as hell.

Answer 10

No matter when I die, I'll always have at least one regret: that I didn't live longer!