What I Did When I Thought I Had Two Hours to Live 'There will come a time in our lives when we will truly have only two hours to live. How lovely will it be to have lived a life in which we have told everyone how loved they are, asked for forgiveness for all that we have to atone, and forgiven all those around us who yearn for forgiveness. How lovely to greet that moment with no regrets, but with a sense of purpose, meaning, love, tenderness, and forgiveness.'
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I learned so much about relationship from this. I truly recommend it. I learn that MVP never wanted to make a commitment to me, so it is a good riddance. I made my oath long ago when I chose you. I have Gabe to live for. I have my own life to live for. I have my own happiness and I am happy to know that I can find someone to love me, to value me, to cherish me.
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