I used to think I was not having regrets until that accident happened. That kind of life changing event simply can't be imagined or simulated in the head, even thought I used to imagine catastrophes regularly as a kid and a teen. I certainly wish I did things differently and am trying to change now, but feeling tired regularly really makes it hard. I'm certainly trying to evaluate how I use my time more often and if I'm wasting it. Worrying that I might lose someone next to an accident is simply counter productive. Some people might be motivated, but anxiety is the very opposite. Sorry for rambling, got a bit emotional.
Again, I'm so sorry for your loss :(
Living in fear of loss weighs heavy on us and stops us from investing into moving forward - always waiting in fear, never pulling the trigger. It is good to be patient, but that is an active position with intention - whereas waiting might be just holding oneself in fear.
I can understand the rambling -I do it all the time! :)
Hope you are well today.
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Thank you :) I'm good, taking more rest and personal time.
Take care
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