The best is to prepare for any circumstances that may comes up at anyyime. It better we have contingency plan in place so we wont feel the shock that much.



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Taraz you made me cry. 
I am so glad and relieved that you are ok and that you get to give Smallsteps lots more hugs and kisses. It's also good that you know warning signs of what it could be and that you did go to the hospital as difficult as it was to do alone. 

I totally get what you are saying in your post and I'm quite sure that Galen would be totally capable to help your wife with things, but yes, facing our mortality is such a difficult one especially when we have young children. It is something that nags at the back of my mind all the time. 

My husband and my circle has been cut back substantially in the last two years, a necessary move towards a healthier life for us as a trio. It is very difficult to try and make sure that everything would be ok financially, emotionally and physically once we are gone, but you seem to have it more sorted than most people to be honest. 

My mom in law decided to start an email account for our daughter when we told her that we were pregnant. She's been sending  my daughter emails for the last 4+ years that once she has passed my daughter will get the access keys to. I have no idea what she's included in her mails, but I know how much she absolutely loves and adores her only grand child and I think that it is such a lovely legacy she will be gifting to Lory. Perhaps my journey on Hive will be a legacy of some sort for her too. I don't include her in it much because I'm extremely protective of her online identity at this age, but it's something that will far outlast me, carved in the blockchain. 

Have a good day and give and receive all the toddler snuggles you can today.

I’m glad you are feeling better .  It can be pretty scary , especially when you have loved ones that depend on you .

I'm glad you're feeling better now and can share this. Life is fleeting and sometimes we tend to take our good health for granted. I don't know the psychology behind it but I've noticed men find it difficult to go to hospital. Perhaps it is the feeling of vulnerability that comes from being there.

It's a very difficult conversation to have with a loved one and Funny enough, I'm in a similar situation as all my investments are in crypto. My wife knows a thing or two about hive and stuff but she doesn't know anything else. Her knowledge of Hive means she knows how keys work, so she has all my keys. She's holding it as back up but in reality, it's also an "in case if emergency" thing. I also try to teach her about how stuff works, so she can access it if I'm incapable of doing so. It's a scary thought but it's the only way. 

F>£££!me I tryingvyo catch up and read but I can’t take it in. So re read 3 times. I agree on the thing that spouses not always are keen on hive after our live ended. #hiveaftwelife might be a good tag btw never mind the fact that we build N legacy here will in my case give the boys an idea what we did all year round and the fact it generated some hive and that’s worth something is great. I left a detailed document and hope they will get help from a friend. 

But you seemed to be so calm and collective. And in that moment only smallste is important. My smallsteps are aswell, hubby can manage they can’t.

Gonna read all up the other blogs and hope you are ok just ok , better will come 

Despite the situation, one need to push forward. I have seen someone who died leaving four children and his wife behind. They could not push forward because those children were still in their tender ages. The wife on the other hand could not cope with life just because of the love she had for her husband and after some months, she died. 
The children were on earth alone and fending for ways to survive. 

So, we should always take care of our health as the much as possible so that we will not have cause to leave our families just like that on earth. 
I'm so happy that you are fine now and your daughter will indeed be happy to have you back.
You will never be prepared to say goodbye now because it is not yet time for you to leave. God shall give you strength and revive you. He alone shall save you.

Very sorry to hear that you suffer from that condition. I have known others who have chronic migraines and cannot imagine the level of pain one must suffer not to mention the mental and emotional stresses.

Very best wishes to you and yours. Hope to enjoy your contributions to a better world for many years to come.

Blessed be

Have you managed to do some tests and see the root cause of the migraine? Having a bad headache is terrible, almost excruciating. Dying young is something nobody wants but we never know when life will end for us. It's good you have Galen to help in worst case scenario. Hopefully it won't happen anytime soon. Are you better now?

I have not been on too much and missed this! I was horrified that it was so long ago and I am just getting wind of it. 

I will keep reading up to see how you are. 

You and your family are in my prayers nonetheless. 

Having dealt with the exact same issues and symptoms at different times in my life i can sympathize. Although my brain stuff stemmed from PTSD, past TBIs, and inflammation issues from diet.
Recently I found some relief by visiting a neurochiropractor as well as doing neurofeedback training(infra-low).
Kangen water also helped a lot.
Cheer up dude! You might just need some simple adjustments with your spine and/or diet. 
I hope you seek alternative forms of medical help like the ones i mentioned before inconjuction with the western medical treatments/tests your receiving.
I hope all will settle out in your favor and that more positive thoughts permeate into your world.

P.S. Kangen water has helped me BIG time with inflammation considering it is loaded with antioxidants and is microclustered.