Suppose you found yourself suddenly diagnosed with a progressive, fatal neurological disease. You have only a few years to live, possibly only a few months of good health. Do the insights discussed here offer any unique perspectives on what actions would be reasonable and appropriate?
If the sudden addition of an apparent deadline to your life changes the game completely, isn't it likely you've been playing the game wrong?
You always knew about death.
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