Thoughts about making and living
Josh MollI make a lot, and I’m chronically ill with advanced neurosarcoidosis.
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I was a person who was in the process of dying, terminal ill. I made a will, I said my goodbyes. I focused on living the rest of my life in as much love and joy as possible. I gave up hope, without regrets. I was giddy with relief to never ...
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