We are a vibrant, life loving society. We go out of our way to avoid the topic of death, as it would only prove our frailty and affirm that the world does not revolve around us.

In our mid-thirties, we are in the prime of our lives, and more often than not don’t even realize it. But what if you were told at thirty-six that you only had a few months to live. What would you do?

Would you spend more time at work or with your loved ones?
Would you stay silent or share perspectives with the ones you are going to leave behind?
Would you refuse to accept death and fight or accept it as something that comes for us all?
Would you regret the things you never did or be thankful for all you had experienced?
Would you curse God for letting you die or find a renewed faith?

If you were thirty-six and told you were dying, what would you do?

If you are thirty-six and realize you are going to die someday, what will you do with the rest of the time you have been given?

Read Eighteen to Thirty-Six by Bruce Petillo, available on Amazon Kindle,Barnes & Noble Nook and Apple iBooks.