Have you ever thought about how one day, we’ll experience something for the very last time—without even realizing it? Maybe it’s the last time we take a walk outside, share a laugh with someone we love, or enjoy a simple, everyday moment.
I’ve been reflecting on this idea a lot, especially as I’ve watched my dad’s health journey. There was a day that was his last time walking outside unassisted, his last time cooking for himself, and his last time moving around freely. None of us knew it would be the last (but here’s hope for a better tomorrow!).
In this episode, I also talk about how life and relationships can change, and how we often don’t know when our last conversation or moment together might be. Life is full of these quiet, final moments, and I want to help us all reflect on how we can cherish them while we still have them.
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